Niagara of Capital: How Global Capital Has Transformed Housing and Real Estate MarketsUrban Land Institute, 2007 - 192 pagine An unprecedented flow of financial capital into the commercial and housing markets has revolutionized real estate both in the United States and globally. Learn how and why this happened and what the long-term effects will be. Topics include: sources of capital; the impacts on housing markets, affordable housing, and commercial property markets; changes that could affect the flow of capital; and a prediction for the future. |
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A Niagara of Capital into Real Estate | 1 |
LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES | 8 |
Figure 24 U S Annual CMBS Issuance 19922006 | 14 |
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American households annual assets Association of Realtors average borrowing cap rates capital flowing capital into real caused CB Richard Ellis commercial mortgage-backed securities commercial real estate construction costs current dollars decline development boom economic effect Figure firms gentrification global higher homebuilders homeowners homeownership housing affordability problems housing markets housing prices housing units inclusionary zoning industrial labor force interest rates investors lenders lending loans low-income households low-income renters major median home prices median household income median income median price metropolitan areas million mortgage NAREIT NAREIT index national median neighborhoods Niagara of capital office vacancy overbuilt percent percentage price increases private equity funds profits property prices real estate investment real estate markets real properties reduce REITs renter households rents rising home prices risk securitization Source subprime trillion U.S. Census Bureau U.S. dollar U.S. economy U.S. housing U.S. median U.S. real estate vacancy rates