The commercial real estate segment is dominated by yearly as well as seasonal trends, so here are some of the directions that will dominate the market this fall:
- Tighter budgets – the attractive rates of treasury bonds is attracting investment and diverting the attention of investors from commercial real estate. As a result, the market is likely to slow down a little after summer;
- Rents and buying prices will decrease – though commercial real estate prices and rental fees are at their highest right now, the forecasted market decline is likely to result in lower and more stable rental fees;
- Increasing demand for office buildings – one of the most rapidly developing segments of employment is that of office users, which also means that office buildings will be in higher demand and a need for commercial appraisal software. The trend started some time ago and has not stopped ever since, so it is probably here to stay during the fall months as well;
- A shift from demand for traditional retail to industrial real estate – the retail industry in the traditional sense of the word is shrinking, investment being shifted towards the industrial segment. This trend also seems to have been present for some time and it is likely to stay this fall, too.
First Seen on: Fall Commercial Real Estate Trends
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