So Cal Multifamily Sales Pulse - June 30, 2024 - July 6, 2024
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Here's What's Happening In The Market, Here’s What This Means For You

| Fed's Favored Inflation Index Slows, Paving Way For Possible Rate Cuts The economy is moving in the right direction, with persistent growth, moderating inflation, and a more normal balance in the job market. |
Loan Modifications Nearly Double in 12 Months As of the end of May, about $22 billion in loans received modifications. |
| Similarities to Global Financial Crisis Aside, Outlook Remains Stable for Commercial Real Estate While deal volume is down 60% (Q1 2024) compared with the 2022 peak, the decline is less severe than during the GFC. |
US Commercial Property Prices Inch Up, but Vacancy Threat Looms Tentative Increase Comes With Potential for a Decline, CoStar Report Finds. |
| Report: Fears of Bank Loan Portfolios Overstated, but 70% Office Loans To Default Despite the gaudy numbers, Moody’s Ratings believes credit metrics prove the system is safe for now. |
Fed: Large Banks Could Withstand 40% Decline In CRE Values The test looked at a hypothetical major recession that would include a 40% drop in commercial real estate prices, a 36% drop in home values, a 10% overall unemployment rate and a 55% decrease in equities. |
| US Economic Growth For Last Quarter Is Revised Up Slightly To A 1.4% Annual Rate Consumer spending grew at just a 1.5% rate, down from an initial estimate of 2%, in a sign that high interest rates may be taking a toll on the economy. |
Fed's Powell Confirms a Wait for Any Rate Cuts The central bank sees things getting back on track but wants to be 'more confident that inflation is moving sustainably down.' |
| Cooling Labor Markets Raise Questions About Economy Assumptions about jobs, wages, inflation, and recessions have some correlation, but nothing that is immutable. |
Rental Security Deposits In California Cut Substantially Under New Law The cost to move into a furnished rental in California will be cut in half under Assembly Bill 12. |
| Commercial Property Vacancy Rate To Peak In 2026 At 24%: Moody’s “The preference of many employees to work from home cannot be overlooked,” Moody’s economists said. |
2024 Isn’t Going To Plan. 61 Global CRE Execs Tell Us What Has Surprised Them — And What’s Next Halftime is over and commercial real estate is now back on the clock. |
| Valuation Declines on Distressed Properties Now Average 43% By valuation grouping, distressed properties valued at less than $5 million have seen the largest declines in assessed values at an average of 51%. |
Price Increases Could Signify the Start of a Bottom Or it could just mean a short break in declining values. |
| Fed's Powell: Disinflationary Trend Resuming Nobody had expected the kind of significant economic boom that was seen by the U.S. in the latter half of 2023. |
Commercial Real Estate Investing Statistics for 2024 Industrial and multifamily properties continue to receive a larger share of commercial real estate investment than offices. |
| June Jobs Report Raises Pressure On Fed For September Rate Cut The June jobs report sent a clear message to the Federal Reserve — the central bank risks falling behind the curve. |
California Rents, Per Square Foot, Rank 5th-Highest In US 11th smallest rentals nationally at 851 square feet, 5% below US norm. |
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