Protracted economic growth, combined with uncertainty regarding pending regulations and fiscal policy issues, will likely moderate the pace of recovery in the commercial real estate industry in the near future, according to a report on the 2014 industry outlook from consulting firm Deloitte.
The anticipated moderation in 2014 would follow a year in which asset prices, transactions and capital availability all saw a continued recovery. So far in 2013, asset prices have moved close to their 2007 peaks in major metropolitan markets and transaction activity has improved in secondary markets, the Deloitte report stated.
“We expect that the recovery will continue, we just expect that the pace of it will slow down in 2014,” said Bob O’Brien, U.S. real estate services leader at Deloitte.
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