RCA in the commercial property press:


Apartment Buildings Lose their Immunity to Housing's Chill


Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Source: The Wall Street Journal


The Wall Street Journal reports:

For the past year, apartment buildings have been one of the few bright spots in the real-estate industry as people forced out of the home-buying market by foreclosures or the credit crunch have turned to renting.

Apartment building cap rates dropped .25% from the Q207 to Q208. The cap rates are now at levels last seen at the end of 2004.

Lower prices have led to an increase in transactions. Sales in June were "well above" figures for recent months, with $5.5 billion already having closed or in contract in Q3 compared with $8.7 billion in Q2.


View the full article on The Wall Street Journal: Apartment Buildings Lose their Immunity to Housing's Chill

Posted by: Nina Turner

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