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Investors Pile Into Commercial Real Estate Despite Empty Spaces

Monday, May 24 2021
Commercial Lending
Written by  The Mortgage Leader

High-rise offices are still mostly vacant, hotels have plenty of rooms and malls are languishing, but you wouldn’t know it by the state of the commercial real estate market. So reports The Wall Street Journal.

cityscape 2747226 640 small 100x100Commercial real estate prices have risen 7% since July, making up more than half of their 11% decline between March and May last year, according to commercial real-estate analytics firm Green Street.

Big public pension funds have also been boosting their stakes in commercial real estate, which ought to help support prices.

Read the full article from The Wall Street Journal.

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