October 2024 Capital Markets Update
Some of the dry powder that has amassed in 2023 and early 2024 is starting to make its way back into the investment market. There are good signs of what may be coming next for real estate.
In our October 2024 Market Update, Capital Square’s co-chief investment officer, Dave Platter, breaks down multiple present factors of interest, including the Federal Reserve’s September rate cut, high supply and high demand markets, and why renting has never been more attractive.
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Key discussions in this capital markets update:
- The Federal Reserve’s 0.50% rate cut in September 2024 (jump to this section)
- Increased capital activity (jump to this section)
- Domestic migration continues into the Sun Belt (jump to this section)
- High supply but also high demand markets (jump to this section)
- Inventories & Deliveries: build-for-rent (BFR) communities (jump to this section)
- In-place demand & U.S. population growth (jump to this section)
- U.S. housing has been underbuilt for a decade (jump to this section)
- Why renting has never been more attractive (jump to this section)
- BFR occupancy vs. Multifamily (jump to this section)
- Single-family rental is projected to outperform traditional multifamily (jump to this section)
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