Capital Selectivity Shapes Urban Real Estate Outlook
Allocators face a shifting risk calculus as capital flows recalibrate across US gateway and sunbelt markets.
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Capital is gravitating toward sectors and geographies perceived as resilient, with multifamily and hospitality in sunbelt cities attracting cautious optimism, while office and retail in legacy urban cores remain under scrutiny. San Francisco and New York continue to wrestle with structural headwinds, prompting lenders and equity to demand greater clarity on fundamentals before re-engaging. Phoenix and Houston, by contrast, see a measured uptick in interest, though allocators remain wary of overextension amid evolving macroeconomic signals.
The day’s coverage
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