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Partner Valuation Advisors polled the commercial real estate industry about asset values and transaction volume in 2025. Poll results revealed capital is expected to come off the sidelines and spark transactional activity in the CRE industry. Watch the video to learn more! #CRE #investment #interestrates

REAL Herencia is THIS WEDNESDAY! Join us for a celebration of Latino & Hispanic Heritage Month at Mercado Gonzalez in Costa Mesa, CA. Register now before registration closes this evening. Register now: https://lnkd.in/esv5zHwD Thank you to our speakers: Daniel Ceniceros, Alicia Valadez-Gonzalez, and Paul Mittmann Thank you to our sponsors: Northgate Market, Five Heights Realty Corp., Allen Matkins, Connect CRE, Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP, Mata Construction, Inc.

Over the past several months, multiple experts have awaited the Federal Reserve to put an end to ongoing monetary tightening. In September, the Fed did so, cutting the Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) by 50 basis points. While this doesn’t mean that dry powder will suddenly start flowing into the market, the Fed’s actions—combined with an easing cycle—could be good news for commercial real estate performance,?according to a CBRE report. #cre

The typical U.S. asking rent ticked up 0.6% year over year in September to $1,634, with several East Coast and Midwestern metros seeing the biggest increases, led by Washington, DC. So says a?report?from residential brokerage Redfin, which noted that rents were down 0.2% on a month-over-month basis. Sheharyar Bokhari #cre #multifamily

I am honored to moderating a fireside chat?with?Alicia Valadez-Gonzalez and Paul Mittmann of Northgate Market?at the REAL Herencia event taking place on October 16 at Mercado Gonzalez. This event is in celebration of Latino and Hispanic Hertiage Month and in honor of the wonderful Gonzalez Family, who have shaped the retail landscape?and brought true hispanic?culture to so many communities across?Southern California by activating their markets and shopping experiences. Register now and join top Latino CRE professionals at Mercado Gonzales on October 16!?https://lnkd.in/e4fpstgp REAL - Real Estate Association of Latinx Professionals #cre #retail #hispanicheritagemonth #herencia?

Regarded as the premier gathering of real estate innovators in the proptech space,?NYC Real Estate Tech Week?and its flagship event, CREtech New York, are returning to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center from Nov. 11 through Nov. 14. The gathering is aimed at commercial real estate practitioners seeking education, investors seeking new opportunities and tech startups seeking to deepen relationships with industry leaders, among others. Aaron Block, Emily Wright #cre #finance

Art Rendak, President of Inland Mortgage Capital, LLC, shares insights on the state of financing, interest rates, loan origination volumes and more in Connect CRE's article, 'The Capital Markets: Who's Still Lending and How.' Read the story: https://lnkd.in/e6A9wSTD #cre #finance #lending #debtandequity

REAL - Real Estate Association of Latinx Professionals announced its 2024/2025 board of directors. The new board brings more than 100 years of combined experience and leadership to help strengthen the organization and further REAL’s commitment to expanding access to capital, creating business opportunities and building the network for the Latinx community. Jeff Monge, Michelle R. Lagos, Jason J. Acosta, Christianne Schrobilgen, Nancy Guzman, Victor A. Espinosa #cre

September U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose 254,000 versus estimates of 132,500, while the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1% from 4.2%, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. #cre #breakingnews