Investment in CRE
This graph shows there is currently very little investment in offices, malls and lodging:
Investment in offices is down about 54% from the recent peak (as a percent of GDP). There has been some increase in the Architecture Billings Index lately, so office investment might start to increase. However the office vacancy rate is still very high, so any increase in investment will probably be small.
Investment in shopping malls peaked in 2007 and is down about 62% from the peak (note that investment includes remodels, so this will not fall to zero). The vacancy rate for malls is still very high, so investment will probably stay low for some time.
Lodging investment peaked at 0.31% of GDP in Q3 2008 and is down about 65%. With the hotel occupancy rate close to normal, it is possible that hotel investment will probably continue to increase.
Investment in offices is down about 54% from the recent peak (as a percent of GDP). There has been some increase in the Architecture Billings Index lately, so office investment might start to increase. However the office vacancy rate is still very high, so any increase in investment will probably be small.
Investment in shopping malls peaked in 2007 and is down about 62% from the peak (note that investment includes remodels, so this will not fall to zero). The vacancy rate for malls is still very high, so investment will probably stay low for some time.
Lodging investment peaked at 0.31% of GDP in Q3 2008 and is down about 65%. With the hotel occupancy rate close to normal, it is possible that hotel investment will probably continue to increase.
posted by ENSO Advisors at
2:23 PM
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