Liquidity
Chart: Cross-Border Weighting of Europe’s Top Markets
Tom Leahy / March 25th, 2020Central London has a 75:25 split between overseas and domestic buyers. The U.K.’s large domestic investor base means...
What’s Wrong in Chicagoland?
Jim Costello / November 25th, 2019There are great reasons to be in the Chicago market, but investors are clearly finding the market less attractive...
Chart: Liquidity Slips in All UK Markets But One
Tom Leahy / October 15th, 2019Liquidity in all but one of the 14 U.K. markets tracked by the RCA Capital Liquidity Scores has dropped off since...
Liquidity Grows in US Markets; Europe, APAC Ebb
Tom Leahy / October 2nd, 2019Liquidity is falling in more commercial real estate markets globally than it is growing, the latest edition of the RCA Capital Liquidity Scores...
Overseas Investors Turn to Japan’s #2 Market
Benjamin Chow / September 23rd, 2019The share of overseas investment has risen steadily, to 40% in the first half of 2019, helping to push overall investment volume...
Chart: Most Liquid Global Real Estate Markets
Simon Mallinson / April 29th, 2019Four U.S. markets, five European markets and one from Asia Pacific are the top 10 most liquid commercial property markets in the world, according to...
Liquidity in Dublin at Post-Financial Crisis Record
Tom Leahy / April 4th, 2019The resurgence of Dublin’s commercial property investment market is one of the success stories of this real estate cycle. The latest edition of Capital Liquidity Scores...
Australia: Eyes on Elections for Real Estate Impact
David Green-Morgan / February 19th, 2019Whenever a federal election in Australia is due, pundits, commentators and investors tend to ponder the impact that the outcome may have on the commercial real estate market. With one of...
Chart: Comparing Liquidity Across US Markets
Elizabeth Szep / January 7th, 2019Market liquidity is a key concern for many involved in commercial real estate. The chart below shows the rank and change in trend for all 55 U.S. markets...
RCA Insights: Most Popular of 2018
Simon Mallinson / January 2nd, 2019There was no shortage of action in global commercial real estate in 2018 and the expert authors at Real Capital Analytics provided key commentaries on what was happening – and why. The following articles...
