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Partner Valuation Advisors provides institutional-quality valuation services with a modern, tech-forward approach and streamlined deliverables for a totally new client experience. We combine reliable data with the insights gained from decades of experience to produce the rich, nuanced analysis required for complex projects and a complex market. For a modern approach to appraisals, you won’t find a better Partner. Services: • Valuation for debt, equity investments, portfolios • Financial Reporting • Market Studies • Litigation Support Market-text expertise across property types: • Multifamily • Industrial • Office • Retail • Plus special expertise in Triple Net Retail, Regional Malls & Lifestyle Centers, Self-Storage, Manufactured Housing, Hotels, Educational Facilities, and Life Science

Industry

Real Estate

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

Chicago, IL

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2022

Specialties

Real Estate Valuation, Real Estate Appraisals, Real Estate Advisory Services, Financial Reporting, Market Studies, and Litigation Support

Locations

Employees at Partner Valuation Advisors

Updates

The Labor Department reported this week that consumer prices edged up in October, which was largely due to the previous month recording the slowest growth rate in 3.5 years. Economists note it is a sign of how inflation continues to move lower on an uneven and bumpy path. Many don't believe the latest report will be enough to derail the Federal Reserve from its plan to make another interest-rate cut in December. But together with solid consumer spending and steady hiring, firmer inflation could impact plans to continue lowering rates next year. The latest numbers show consumer prices in October rose 2.6% from a year earlier. That marks a pickup from the previous month, when the consumer-price index was up 2.4%. Core prices, which exclude food and energy items, were up 3.3%. #economy #interestrates #inflationVia The Wall Street Journal https://hubs.la/Q02Y5X_J0
Total commercial and multifamily originations surged 59% year-over-year, with volume up 44% from the prior quarter, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's latest report. A clear preference for certain property types emerged, as mortgage originations for healthcare properties rose 510% from a year earlier. Hotel lending grew 99%, followed by origination increases in retail (82%), industrial (57%), and multifamily (56%). By contrast, lending for office properties declined 3%, which comes after a 20% year-over-year contraction in Q2 2024. #CRE #lending #MBA https://hubs.la/Q02Y58G70
The U.S. multifamily market is showing signs of recovery. That's evidenced in the vacancy rate falling in the third quarter for the first time in more than two years and renter demand outpacing record new supply deliveries, according to CBRE's latest research. The multifamily vacancy rate dropped 0.2% quarter-over-quarter to 5.3%, reflecting a diminishing supply pipeline and strong renter demand. These factors are expected to push vacancy down to its long-run average of 5.0% in coming quarters. Positive net absorption of 153,300 units was one of the strongest third quarters since 1985. #CRE #multifamily #vacanciesLink to CBRE report:https://hubs.la/Q02X3k0t0
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York recently pointed out a downside to the so-called extend-and-pretend loan repayment strategies that have emerged over the past few years. Glossing over problems and hoping for more favorable rates hasn't really worked. Rather, experts say it is leading to increased financial pressure on banks. As a result, lenders are increasingly seeking refreshed valuations on legacy loans. A hope is that once the country gets past the Presidential election and in combination with the Federal Reserve Bank's continued and expected rate cuts, investors and commercial real estate owners can get back to the business of owning and operating assets. #CRE #lending #valuationsVia GlobeSt.com https://hubs.ly/Q02Wvvlv0
Lenders Seek Refreshed Valuations on Legacy Loans globest.com
We welcome Jeff Colton, MAI to the Partner Valuation Advisors team as EVP. Jeff is a key addition in California as we continue to expand and strengthen our national footprint. He is a multifamily specialist who brings experience throughout the Western U.S., and is based in our Southern California office in Irvine. Jeff has worked with clients that range from developers and investment funds to local banks and large financial institutions, with deal sizes ranging from 1millionto1 million to 1millionto350 million. Though his primary focus is on Southern California, he has national experience including performing valuations in states such as California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Texas.#CRE #multifamily #valuationsVia Connect CRE https://hubs.la/Q02WtPvf0
Partner Valuation Advisors Adds Jeff Colton in Irvine Office - Connect CRE connectcre.com
A strong early response to the Fed's first interest rate cut was reflected in LightBox's most recent CRE Activity Index, which rebounded sharply, rising to 98.2 in September. That's 8.3 points higher than August, and a notable 10.3 points above the 87.9 recorded one year ago, when the dearth of properties listed for sale and the bid-ask gap between buyers and sellers hindered transaction volume. LightBox researchers say the increase was fueled by an uptick in commercial property listings, which typically happens after Labor Day as the market settles into the final months of the year. September's biggest development was the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut since 2020, which spurred a positive reaction from the CRE lending and investment markets. Manus Clancy, LightBox head of Data Strategy commented, "The 50-bps cut was an unexpected but welcome surprise for CRE, providing a psychological boost. Even a 25-bps cut would have signaled to the market that a new era of capital deployment has finally begun."#CRE #interestrates #federalreserve https://hubs.la/Q02Vl66H0
September LightBox CRE Activity Index Reflects Strong Early Response to First Interest Rate Cut | LightBox https://www.lightboxre.com
Not every commercial real estate lender in the U.S. is at risk following the sharp downturn in prices since 2022, according to MSCI Inc. Researchers Fritz Louw and Jim Costello say the timing of loan originations and the type of properties used as collateral are key factors in estimating losses. But they also found that lenders who originated loans late in the cycle, such as debt funds, tended to have larger unrealized losses on the underlying collateral. Their advice for investors monitoring the risk of lender losses, and commercial property investors eager to identify opportunities, should examine the details for each lender rather than rely on generalizations or previous crises. #CRE #lenders #investment https://hubs.la/Q02T-8bz0
The What and the When Matter for the Losses of Real-Estate Lenders

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