Since Covid-19 began, real estate experts have seen major changes in business and execution of contracts. At present, some cities and states have paused transactions for real estate. Apart from that, market prices are being monitored as there is a difference in views as to how real estate pricing will fare during the pandemic. Some are expecting a downturn, while others feel that there will be minimal effects on how commercial real estate is priced down the line.
With that said, this is how Enriched Real Estate views the movement of real estate values in the era of the pandemic. How Real Estate Reacts to Major Financial FalloutsIn the Covid-19 era, how can we understand “value” to make wise investment decisions both now and in the future? Will those decisions be based on the “old paradigm” or the new, unknown post Covid-19 paradigm? Following are material factors to consider: Real estate experts around the world are attempting to understand the impact Covid-19 will have on all aspects of human activity “post-Covid-19”. Yet, how is this possible given its unprecedented nature in a highly advanced global economy? In the real estate market how can we understand “value” to make wise investment decisions both now and in the future? Will those decisions be based on the “old paradigm” or the new, unknown post Covid-19 paradigm? What will be the magnitude of the value loss? How long will recovery take? Just as importantly, how can investors be sure of “value sustainability” in real estate after seeing such a value decimation on Wall Street in two to three short weeks? Archstone, in a unique collaboration with the National Council of Commercial Real Estate Fiduciaries (NCREIF), Archstone Appraisal Group, Enriched Data, and Value Expose sought to answer these questions from a variety of viewpoints. Historical Perspective of Real Estate Values During Economic FalloutsThe unprecedented economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic prompted our team to study previous market corrections for guidance on how to value commercial real estate moving forward. After analyzing the Great Recession, post 9/11, Dot-Com Bust, Real Estate Crash of 1990, market corrections of the 1970s and 1980s and the Great Depression, we concluded that the Real Estate Crash of 1990 is the most analogous prior period because:
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