Following the delivery of stimulus checks at the beginning of this year, retail sales jumped across all categories. The surplus spending resulted in a month-over-month decline in February. Core retail sales dipped 3.3 percent…
Read MoreThe latest round of stimulus, at $1.9 trillion, is the second largest package ever passed by Congress. The spending bill contains relief for individuals, states, and schools, as well as new financial resources for vaccine distribution. But monetary headwinds are forming…
Read MoreRising costs restrain prospective homebuyers. Strong interest among buyers for a limited supply of homes for sale drove the median price of an existing single-family home up 14.8 percent year over year to $325,300 in January. Interest remains robust, especially among those searching in the price range below $300,000, as more millennials age into the traditional homeownership stage of life…
Read MoreCOVID-19 changed the world in early 2020 as efforts to curb the spread of the pandemic had a dramatic impact. Stay-at-home orders, the need to physically distance, and having to abide by health and safety protocols had harsh effects on many real estate sectors…
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In partnership with Wealth Management Real Estate, Marcus & Millichap performed an investor sentiment survey to judge how active investors across commercial real estate sectors predict assets will perform over the next year. Apartment investors had among the most positive outlook
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Consumers return with new government cash. Spending in every major sector improved in January, lifting core retail sales 6.1 percent from December and 7.6 percent from one year ago. The arrival of $600 stimulus checks to millions of Americans early last month was the primary catalyst…
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Some investors are patiently waiting for a wave of distressed assets, but several factors may leave investors disappointed…
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