So Cal Multifamily Sales Pulse - January 14, 2024 - January 20, 2024
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Here's What's Happening In The Market, Here’s What This Means For You

| YOY Rent Growth Falls To Lowest Non-Pandemic Level Since 2010 The national average rent is down $17 over the past five months, according to Yardi Matrix. |
Will 2024 See More Apartment Deals? |
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What Last Week’s Inflation Report Reveals About the State of CRE |
Foreclosure Auctions Flop — Leaving Lenders Stuck With Properties |
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Not 'Even Worth Giving Them Our Name': Why Most Foreclosure Auctions Don't Actually Result In Sales |
There’s Finally Hope For The Commercial Real Estate Market |
| LA Tenants Take “Cash For Keys” Buyouts To Exit Rent-Controlled Units Report finds 5,000 agreements filed from 2019 to 2023, with average value of $25K |
Rate Cuts May Not Be Enough to Drive CRE Prices Higher The level of interest rates may no longer be the one-factor model for CRE prices. |
| The CPI Lie! Price Inflation Is Even Worse Than Advertised According to the December 2023 CPI report, price inflation was 3.4 percent on an annual basis. That doesn’t seem too bad. But in reality, prices are rising far faster than the data indicates. |
It's Too Early for the Fed to Declare "Mission Accomplished" At its December meeting, the Federal Reserve effectively declared victory over inflation. |
| The Many Implications of the Narrowing Bid-Ask Gap But the question is that will lead to better price discovery or arm-twisting by investors looking for deals. |
Homes Sales Decline in California, Prices Down in LA County |
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California Foreclosure Filings Climb 41% Off Pandemic Era Lows |
Wells Fargo Talks Commercial Real Estate’s Woes: ‘It’s A Long Movie' Wells Fargo is starting to see losses roll in from commercial real estate loans going bad, especially in the troubled office sector, a top executive said. |
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Markets Are Excited About Rate Cuts. They Might Be Disappointed |
The Goldilocks Economy Is a Fairytale |
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New Landlord-Tenant Laws Take Effect In California |
$700 Billion Could Default’ In Commercial Real Estate Loans |
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Renting Still Less Expensive Than Owning in Nearly All of US |
Fed Finds Optimism for Future, Grim Reality on the Ground |
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Commentary: Tamp Down Those Fed Rate Cut Expectations |
California’s Home Sales Remain Near 16-Year Low |
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