Real Estate Investment Insights: Q3 2025
Why do Federal Reserve policies driving interest rates matter so much to real estate investors? What does U.S. employment data mean for rental housing occupancy and absorption numbers?
As the year unfolds, the evolving market evokes just as many questions as answers. That’s why our team remains dedicated to providing up-to-date analysis just for you. Our latest investment insight video – a behind the scenes discussion between Capital Square’s co-CEO and chief investment officer, Whitson Huffman, and Capital Square’s executive vice president of acquisitions, Jorge Figueiredo – delves into all this and more.
Video highlights include:
- Why do Fed rates matter to real estate investment? (jump to 0:20)
- Are we at a normalized level of unemployment, and what does this mean for the rental housing occupancy and absorption? (jump to 1:56)
- What is the supply-side story of Q3 2025? (jump to 04:32)
- How does Capital Square’s 2025 portfolio data demonstrate how these regional and national stories are taking shape? (jump to 05:56)
- How does Capital Square’s net rental income compare to PPM projections? (jump to 06:22)
- What is Capital Square’s perspective looking ahead? (jump to 09:22)
Delivering ongoing market analysis and tax-advantaged real estate investment education through our real estate research library and our ongoing expertise series is one of Capital Square’s competitive advantages.
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