The capitalization rate, or cap rate, is a key metric used in real estate to evaluate the potential return on an investment property. Expressed as a percentage, the cap rate helps investors compare ...

Cap rate and yield are both important metrics used in commercial real estate investing to assess the potential return on an investment property, but they serve slightly different purposes and provide ...

The average capitalization rate for a multifamily sale across the 30 most active U.S. markets was 5.04%, but swings between ...

Conventional wisdom has long said: where interest rates go, cap rates soon follow. In other words, when the cost of capital is high, so too is the ratio of a property’s net operating income to its ...

According to a new CBRE survey, U.S. capitalization rate expansion is likely to continue in the short-term for most real estate asset types, but could peak later this year and should decrease in 2024 ...

Who doesn’t like mailbox money? That’s how you hear a lot of folks refer to triple net (NNN) commercial properties. A triple net lease means the operating expenses, real estate taxes and insurance are ...

Based on a new survey by CBRE, capitalization rates in Asia Pacific are likely to continue to rise for the rest of 2023, but investment activity is expected to increase in the second half of the year ...

Over the past few years, we have observed an inverse relationship between share prices in the REIT sector and interest-rate movements. We believe a major reason is that all commercial real estate ...