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πŸ“ŠQ2 2025 U.S. Capital Markets Figures by CBRE

Investment & lending activity continue to improve β€” CRE360 notes recovery is uneven and sector-specific.

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Omid Shahbazian

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Sep 17, 2025 1 min Share
πŸ“ŠQ2 2025 U.S. Capital Markets Figures by CBRE

πŸ“CRE360 Take:
CBRE’s Q2 2025 capital markets report highlights a turning point: U.S. investment volume reached $96 billion, up 13% year-over-year. Lending conditions have steadied, helping more deals close and giving investors renewed confidence.

Still, CRE360 sees gaps. Recovery is concentrated in prime assets, while secondary markets remain starved for debt. Sellers remain slow to adjust pricing and refinancing hurdles linger into 2026. The report also avoids discussing distress β€” a critical part of today’s landscape.

Signal for investors: watch, don’t rush. Favor multifamily and industrial, where liquidity is returning, but remain selective. Office remains high-risk until financing fully loosens. The rebound is real, but it’s not across the board yet.

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Full report: CBRE β€” Q2 2025 U.S. Capital Markets Figures

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