Just Released: IRR's Mid-Year 2020 Viewpoint Local Market Reports
Aug 31, 2020
CRE Market Could Recover as soon as 18 Months, with Industrial and Multifamily Leading the Way,
According to Integra’s Mid-Year Market Reports
Integra Releases 259 Local Market Reports that Explore Commercial Real Estate Trends Across Five Property Sectors:
Office, Industrial, Retail, Hospitality and Multifamily
DENVER, CO— (August 31, 2020) — Integra Realty Resources (IRR), one of North America’s largest independent commercial real estate valuation and consulting firms, today announced its highly anticipated local Mid-Year Market Reports—a supplemental update to its flagship Viewpoint 2020 report released in January—are now available.
Addressing the uncertainty in the current commercial real estate market, Anthony M. Graziano, MAI, CRE, Chairman and CEO of Integra Realty Resources, said, “The headline problem is unemployment and interruption of personal expenditures. While most real estate sectors have taken a significant hit, the brunt of the pandemic’s impact is falling on the hospitality and retail sectors. One bright spot is the industrial real estate sector, fueled by rising e-commerce demand. The biggest question is, when will the market recover from this pandemic-induced recession? The good news is it could be as little as 18 months, with industrial and multifamily leading the way.”
IRR has released 259 local market reports covering 64 U.S. markets that can be downloaded for free at http://www.irr.com/research. The local reports provide a detailed overview of the local commercial real estate market across five key real estate sectors including office, industrial, retail, hospitality and multifamily. To access a local office’s Local Market Report, just visit the research section of the respective local office’s webpage on irr.com. For example, the San Francisco Mid-Year Market Reports can be found at https://www.irr.com/sanfrancisco/research
Below are a few highlights from the more than 250 local market reports released.
IRR VIEWPOINT MID-YEAR 2020 REPORT HIGHLIGHTS
- Atlanta
- Industrial: Demand Outweighs Supply
- Multifamily: Atlanta Outshines SE Region
- Office: Near-Term Uncertainty but Long-Term Stability
- Retail: Recovery Eminent Despite Rising Vacancy
- Bay Area
- Industrial: Decreasing Demand and Increasing Supply
- Multifamily: Uncertainty Leads to Declining Sales
- Office: Positioned for Stability Over the Long-Term
- Retail: Remains Tight Despite Increased Vacancies
- Boston
- Industrial: Demand Keeps Up with Supply
- Multifamily: 24 Months Until Market Recovers
- Office: Office Rent Recovery Probable by 2022
- Retail: Increasing Vacancies Followed by Probable Recovery in Mid-2021
- Chicago
- Industrial: COVID Accelerates Industrial Growth Trend
- Multifamily: Suburbs Outshine Downtown Market
- Office: Downtown Market Remains Vibrant
- Retail: Resetting and Realigning in the Face of COVID
- Dallas
- Industrial: Remains Healthy During Pandemic
- Multifamily: Rents Declining while Occupancy Remains Unchanged
- Office: Anticipated Landlords Concessions Should Maintain Occupancy
- Retail: Large-Scale Development on Pause
- Houston
- Industrial: Positioned to Weather the Storm
- Multifamily: Market Remains Soft with Q2’20 Vacancies at 10.5%
- Office: Recovery Hampered by Oil Slump and Pandemic
- Retail: Declining Rents and Increasing Vacancies over the Next 12 Months
- Los Angeles
- Industrial: Slumping China Trade Favors Inland Empire Industrial over LA’s Ports
- Multifamily: Recovery Unclear
- Office: Class B Properties May Decline Less Than Class A
- Retail: Substantial Declines for the Foreseeable Future
- Northern New Jersey
- Industrial: Strong Demand Outstrips Industrial Supply
- Multifamily: Apartments Remain a Bright Spot
- Office: Cautious Optimism for Market Stability
- Retail: Decline of Regional Malls Further Accelerated by Pandemic
- Washington DC
- Industrial: Demand Remains Strong
- Multifamily: Remains Stable and Viable Amidst Turmoil
- Office: Proximity to Federal Government Bodes Well for Long-Term Prospects
- Retail: Stronger than Most During Pandemic
For more information about IRR’s 2020 Mid-Year Reports, or to access additional IRR research, please visit the company’s online research section at www.irr.com/research/