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2021 March—Rising Optimism 💪🏼
2021 February—Are We Seeing Stabilization?
National vacancy rates were 4.5%; but net absorption of multifamily units was clearly weaker than last year. Many suburban and smaller markets have seen rent increases.
2021 January — Are Alternatives the Answer to Avoiding the Bleak Outlook for Stocks & Bonds?
Research firms in Wall Street have expressed concerns for lower returns for both fixed income and equities in 2021. Credit and emerging market debt remain brighter spots, but increasingly it is to alternative assets investors must turn to find higher returns.
2020 December Update - An Interesting Year?
The November Kirkland Income Fund results ended strong. With increased efficiency of utilized capital, cost controls, and continued performing status of our portfolio loans the fund reported its strongest month yet with a net return to investors of 0.85%. Acceptance to an institutional investment platform has increased new investor capital. Investor interest has continued to grow as the fund continues to perform well. We are looking forward to a strong 2021.
2020 November Update - Which Data is Correct?
Many major Real Estate services are posting data and of course none of them have the same numbers. This is common in most data and indices created to track occurrences in a variety of markets. One must remember one of the reasons bridge financing exists is the fragmented commercial lending industry. This fragmentation is a major driver to why you can read one article that claims everything seems stable in real estate, then a different report which shows dramatically worse metrics. The “facts” of the data depends on where one is looking, and the attribution of the factors being tracked.
2020 October Update - Trick or Treat?
The multifamily sector continues to show resiliency. Vacancy rates have only risen 0.6% year over year to a current 4.6%. Rental rates have softened only 0.6% year over year as well. Most of this rental softening has been seen in the coastal cities while less expensive markets have shown stabilization.
But, just like those trick or treaters, we are wondering what's behind the door.
2020 September Update - Opportunity
Relative to its peers and in a measure of absolute return the broad REIT market has had its worst performing period in 10 years. Regardless of this negative event, commercial real estate debt funds focused on multifamily have been performing well and continue to receive requests for loans that are supported by solid properties and borrowers. We at Kirkland Capital Group are on our toes and ready to move as a reversion in the coming years will certainly create more opportunities.
2020 August Update - Head Winds
July has been an amazing month with increased deal flow from multiple sources. Kirkland Capital Group closed another loan with many more in the pipeline. Buyers and investors in the small balance commercial real estate arena have come out strong, and according to many of the brokers in our network they are seeing more activity that will certainly carry into the months to come. In lock step KCG has had more interest from investors as well.
2020 July Update - Long Dark Tunnel, but We Have Torches
Fixed income investments are “Superman” and the current market environment is Kryptonite. The world is in massive debt and the economy is looking at a long recovery period. None of these factors imply interest rates will be rising anytime soon. “Superman” is in real trouble and no immediate help is available.