The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has released its Real Estate Broker Confidence Index report for the first quarter, revealing a record low in commercial broker confidence and relative stability among residential brokers. Commercial brokers expressed disappointment as expectations for office activity and leasing were dashed due to rising interest rates, challenging market conditions, and banking sector instability. In contrast, residential brokers reported improved sales and sustained leasing in higher price ranges; however concerns remain regarding ultra-luxury transactions amid potential recessionary pressures. The report also highlights obstacles to housing development such as financial sector instability, return-to-office activity quality of life issues impacting property investors/maintenance along with potential regulations influencing investment decisions.
“Blackstone Warehouses Sold for $293M to Dalfen and Goldman”
In a recent collaboration, Goldman Sachs and Dalfen Industrial, based in Dallas, joined forces to acquire a portfolio of warehouses
Steve Griffin
January 31, 2025
