The past few months have seen a lot of concern expressed about the commercial real estate markets. Sam Zell, one of the most successful real estate investors of all time, has said that he thinks we are very late in the cycle and has been selling some of his properties in recent months. Real estate firm CBRE Group said in its 2016 outlook that “Global commercial real estate investment markets are expected to remain active in 2016, but the pace of growth is anticipated to slow after six years of recovery and price appreciation.”
It may well be the case that commercial real estate growth slows but no one is calling for a price collapse or severe downturn. We just may see prices rise slower or even flatten somewhat. Under that scenario, those real estate investment trusts that engage in commercial real estate lending should do very well providing high yields and the potential for capital appreciation as the valuation gap closes: Apollo Commercial Real Est. Finance Inc (ARI), Commercial Real Estate Corp (ACRE) and Arbor Realty Trust Inc (ABR).
Source: InvestorPlace
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