10Y UST5.10%-1.73%30Y MTG7.40%SOFR3.89%+0.26%VNQ$91.76+0.35%XLRE$42.16+0.40%FED FUNDS3.88%
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In supply-constrained luxury markets and growth-corridor exurbs alike, land is the highest-conviction long-duration bet for owners who can afford to hold through entitlement.

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The land commercial real estate sector is experiencing a complex interplay of demand and supply dynamics, influenced by shifting investor sentiment and evolving market fundamentals. As developers seek to capitalize on emerging trends, capital flows are increasingly directed towards strategic locations that promise long-term value appreciation. Lenders are adopting a cautious stance, focusing on quality assets and robust due diligence, while allocators are reassessing their exposure to land investments in light of broader economic uncertainties and changing regulatory landscapes.

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News Wire — Land

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Commercial Observer · New York · Land

The C-PACE Opportunity for Ground-Leased Properties

Ground leases underlie some of the country’s most valuable commercial real estate. They are common in high-value markets such as Manhattan and are frequently used when land is owned by a university, public authority,…

Sep 23
REBusiness Online · Land

Texas Platting A-to-Z: What Every Developer Needs to Know

By Maria Guiterrez, senior communications specialist, Colliers Engineering & Design Whether it pertains to acquiring sites, designing improvements or developing a residential or commercial property in Texas, land term…

Sep 23

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SALE · San Diego · Land

Laurus Finalizes Sale of 114-Acre Former Golf Course

Laurus Corporation divested the former Carmel Highlands Golf Course in San Diego's Rancho Penasquitos community to 33North Development Group for a reported $14.5 million.

Source: Connect CRE|Sep 8, 2016|Laurus Corporation