Region's CRE markets show enduring momentum in 2018 first half

Despite rising interest rates and other potential headwinds, Gulf Coast deal velocity remained strong in 2018's first half.


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COURTESY PHOTO — At $220 million, the sale of the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point ranks as the largest along the Gulf Coast so far this year.
COURTESY PHOTO — At $220 million, the sale of the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point ranks as the largest along the Gulf Coast so far this year.
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At roughly seven years into the current economic growth cycle, it would be understandable — maybe even expected — if commercial real estate deal flow were to be tapering off somewhat.

After all, many of the quality deals involving trophy office and lodging properties, value-add multifamily rentals, repurposed big-box retail centers and build-to-suit industrial distribution hubs have been done.

 

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