CONTI Capital believes that multifamily investment opportunities are waiting to be discovered in the market right now. To identify which U.S. markets we believe are ideal for apartment investments in the second half of 2023, we exclusively use the analytical rigor of the CONTI Index.
The CONTI Report, which we release every quarter, is the cumulation of weeks of data gathering and analysis. This report is created to give investors a better understanding of the landscape they face, including major market drivers, primary market risks, and where those factors are pointing our expectations for the future. Here are five insights from the full report.
The Federal Reserve voted to bump up the federal funds rate to a range of 5.25% to 5.5% during the July FOMC meeting.
We’re seeing potential opportunities for multifamily real estate investments, even in the face of a challenging market.
Brian is responsible for leading CONTI Capital’s real estate investment strategy, acquisitions, and asset management divisions. We sat down with Brian to gain his valuable insights on the current market environment and the real estate opportunities for investors in this dynamic landscape.
Demonstrating its economic preeminence, the state of Texas is home to more Fortune 500 headquarters than any other state in the U.S., according to the updated list released by Fortune in June 2023.
Analyzing the apartment market requires an examination of both supply and demand dynamics, with the anticipation of increased demand in our forecast period, particularly in Sun Belt markets.
The Federal Reserve, in a long-anticipated move, elected not to raise the federal funds rate, instead keeping it at a target range of 5 to 5.25 percent at Wednesday’s FOMC meeting.
This latest data release could signal to the Fed that inflation is well on its way to the target 2% range, though ongoing strain in the banking industry may weigh more heavily on their determination.
To say a property falls “below replacement cost” refers to the idea that if that existing property were built from scratch today, it would be more expensive to develop given significantly higher construction costs, including land, building materials, labor, and permitting. Therefore, when acquiring a commercial property at a significant discount to replacement cost, investors can potentially be afforded a safety margin and a competitive edge, all else being equal.
