Rents are sagging at most U.S. commercial property types.
Rents may be too damn high for apartment dwellers, but they look pretty weak for the rest of the U.S. commercial property market as prices skyrocket.
This chart shows sagging rents at most U.S. commercial property types since the 2007-’09 recession, even as property prices have eclipsed their prior peak. Capitalization rates are a popular industry gauge of anticipated returns that weigh a property’s purchase price against its net operating income . Low cap rates historically signaled less risky investments.
Notable recent downturns in U.S. commercial real estate can be traced back to credit drying up, an economic slowdown or significant declines across specific industries.
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