2017 Real Estate Outlook: Waves of...
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2017 Real Estate Outlook: Waves of Change
presented to:AI Kansas City Chapter
byJames R. DeLisle, Ph.D.
September 21, 2016
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Preview
Respondent Profiles
National Economy: Changing Waves
National Real Estate Market
Kansas City: Overall and Real Estate Waves
RESPONDENT PROFILES
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Survey Respondent Profile
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Respondent Careers
Career Plans
ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: INSIGHTS FROM KC AND BEYOND
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Economic OutlookNo Recession
Emp. AccelerateInflation not Risk
DisagreeAgree Disagree
GDP Will Surge
Disagree
DisagreeAgreeAgree
Disagree
Agree
Retail Rebound
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Economic OutlookGradual EconRecovery
Mtg Mkt willbe like 2008
Interest Rates Low
Disagree
Agree
Disagree
Corp Profits Up
Disagree
Agree Agree
DisagreeAgree
Stocks Willbe Strong
Agree
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WSJ 60 Economist Survey: Recession & Risks
Downside
Downside
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WSJ 60 Econ On Rates
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Employment
Source: The Conference Board, WSJ.com
Labor Force Participation
Monthly Job Growth
Unemployment by Duration
Unemployment by Education
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Housing Market
Housing Starts
HomeownershipRates
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Consumer Confidence & Retail Sales
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The Global Scene: Falling Tides?
Source: OECD
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Importance toEconomic Recovery
Washington Politics
Inc. Bus Accessto Credit
Maintain Low Rates
Strong Job Growth
Trade Deficit
Important
Unimportant
Important
Important
Important
Important
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Importance toRecovery Pt2
Consumer Conf
ImproveGlobal Econ
Inflation in Check
Stop Offshore JobsAttract Offshore
Capital
Important
Unimportant
Important
Important
Important
Important
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Presidential Election
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Other
Want to Win
Think Will Win
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Other
THE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE MARKET
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Cap Rates: National
44% < 5% 30% - 6%17% - 9%Current
12 Months
3 Years
32% - 6% 23% - 7%18% - 9%
26% - 6.5% 21% - 7.5% 23% - 10%
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National Transaction Cap RatesTransaction Cap Rates: 2007-2016
Source: Real Capital Analytics
5.0%
5.5%
6.0%
6.5%
7.0%
7.5%
8.0%
8.5%
9.0%
9.5%
10.0%
'07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16
Apartment Industrial Retail Office Hotel
NCREIF Cap Rates
RCA Cap Rates
Source: NCREIF
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Real Estate: A New(?) Sector
Source: REIT.com
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NAREIT Returns
Source: REIT.com
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NCREIF Property Index: Returns & Vacancy
NPI Vacancy Rates
Source: NCREIF
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Transaction Volume
RCA Volume
NCREIF Volume
Source: NCREIF
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NCREIF & Implicit Cap Rates: Tide is Out?NCREIF Property Index Snapshot: 2Q 2016
Total * Share Component 2Q 2016 1Q 2016 1 YearOffice 1,398 $186.67 36.9% Income 1.15% 1.12% 4.63%
Appreciation 0.59% 0.59% 4.52%Total Return 1.74% 1.72% 9.31%
Retail 1,126 $117.17 23.2% Income 1.19% 1.21% 5.00%Appreciation 0.98% 1.75% 6.96%Total Return 2.17% 2.96% 12.22%
Industrial 3,089 $71.86 14.2% Income 1.31% 1.30% 5.39%Appreciation 1.58% 1.65% 7.64%Total Return 2.90% 2.96% 13.33%
Apartment 1,626 $124.06 24.5% Income 1.15% 1.14% 4.68%Appreciation 0.73% 0.73% 4.89%Total Return 1.88% 1.87% 9.74%
Hotel 114 $5.58 1.1% Income 2.26% 1.34% 8.02%Appreciation -0.81% -0.18% 1.36%Total Return 1.46% 1.16% 9.46%
Total Index NPI 7,353 $505.33 25.7% Income 1.19% 1.17% 4.88%Appreciation 0.84% 1.04% 5.56%Total Return 2.03% 2.21% 10.64%
* Value in billions
Property Type Number of Assets
Market Value Returns (%)
Source: NCREIF
KANSAS CITY: CHANGING WAVES?
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Cap Rates: Kansas City
29% - 6% 34% - 6% 21% - 10%Current
12 Months
3 Years
26% - 7%% 22% - 7.25%26% - 10%
26% - 7% 22% - 7.25% 26% - 10%
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Kansas CityHousing Market
Source: CoreLogic, FHFA
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Kansas City: NCREIF Investments 1Q13 vs 2Q16
1Q13 - $723m
2Q16 - $1,197m
Source: NCREIF
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Commercial Transaction Volume: Kansas City
Source: Real Capital Analytics
1st Half 2016 - $1,559.7 m
Trailing 12 mo - $2,822.6 m
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Commercial Sales by Property Type: Kansas City *
Office
Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap 39.8 6 63 466.0 33 125 8.8% 505.8 39 111 8.8%
Retail
Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap 845.8 22 281 7.0% 214.4 25 144 6.8% 1,060.2 47 200 6.8%Industrial
Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/SF Avg Cap 82.0 5 157 92.1 21 45 174.1 26 73
Apartment
Vol ($m) # Props $/unit Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/unit Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/unit Avg Cap 831.1 52 80,338 6.1% 111.5 6 76,120 942.5 58 79,920 6.1%Hotel
Vol ($m) # Props $/unit Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/unit Avg Cap Vol ($m) # Props $/unit Avg Cap 63.2 6 36,606 46.6 10 109.9 16 41,176 9.0%
Full-Service Limited Service All Hotel
Flex Warehouse All Industrial
Garden Mid/Highrise All Apartment
Mall & Other Strip All Retail
Office - CBD Office - Sub All Office
Source: Real Capital Analytics
* 12 months through April 2016
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Significance of Risks to Kansas City Economy in 2017
Overbuild Shortage Crime Failed Decline Apartment Class A Off Rising Housing Outside $
Incentive Lack of Airport Failed US AcceleratedPullback Afford Hsg Unsettled Recovery Border Wars
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Outlook for Kansas City: Agree - Disagree
Outside $ Core Prices Office Vac Comm’l Transactions $ Pour in Up Declining Mtg Easy Accelerate
New Wave Multi-Const Local Emp Housing KC MoreOff Const. Down > US Avg Rebound Entrepreneurial
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Greatest Opportunities in Kansas City
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Greatest Risks to Kansas City Real Estate
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Industry Changes
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Advice to Young
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Review
Respondent Profiles
National Economy: Changing Waves
National Real Estate Market
Kansas City: Overall and Real Estate Waves