Investor, Developer, and Market Surveys
The RealtyRates Investor, Developer, and Market Surveys deliver essential real estate data for professionals involved in financing, development, and market analysis. This suite of reports supports more accurate property valuation and investment decision-making.
Detailed Description
The Investor Survey covers 32 different property types and outlines current financing terms, investment criteria, and capitalization rates. The Developer Survey features discount rates and risk premiums for 22 property types across 13 U.S. regions. The Market Survey provides occupancy, rental, and expense data for seven income-producing property types in 45 metro areas.
Key Features
- Provides market-based rates, risk premiums, and operating metrics
- Organized by property type and regional breakdowns
- Supports income approach valuations with current real estate data
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Detailed Description
Investor Survey
The RealtyRates.com™ quarterly Investor Survey includes national mortgage and equity requirements, cap and discount rates, reserve requirements, and interim financing rates and terms for 32 income producing property types, plus financial indicators, historical cap rate trend data, and land lease cap and discount rates, likewise by property type.
Developer Survey
The RealtyRates.com™ quarterly Developer Survey includes actual and pro-forma discount rates for 22 sell-out property types including subdivisions, PUDs, business and industrial parks, and residential and commercial condominiums and co-ops. Data is distributed amongst 13 regions encompassing all 50 states as well as Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Market Survey
The RealtyRates.com™ quarterly Market Survey includes sales, rent, occupancy, and total operating expense data, together with expense ratios, cap rates and gross rent and effective gross income multipliers for seven core property types including apartments; warehouses and distribution centers, flex/R&D facilities; CBD and suburban offices; and anchored neighborhood and community and unanchored strip retail centers. Data is provided for 12 regions and 45 metro market areas encompassing the entire continental U.S.
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