Raising capital for private equity real estate funds has always been a bit of a battle. Yet competition has intensified in recent years.

Approximately 54.7 million sq. ft. in new office deliveries are projected for next year.

There doesn’t appear to be any slowdown in the demand for this product type, particularly with the increasing use of technology and the growth of remote working.

Many specialty REITs have seen double-digit FFO growth in 2018 versus the broader REIT market.

Pressures within the sector are already being felt.

A good sub-market for a value-add play should show a difference of several hundred dollars between the cost of renting a new, luxury apartment and the cost of renting an older unit.

Among the key factors affecting the sudden rise in TI allowances is a significant increase in new inventory that impacted supply and demand dynamics nationally.

In many cases, new properties close to campus are drawing students away from properties farther out.