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Cap Rates Decline

A small item in the July 25, 2012 Wall Street Journal noted that the average cap rates for apartments declined from 6.27% in April to 6.12% in May. For comparison, cap rates for office buildings fell from 7.48% in April to 7.07% in May.

Author piedmonttaaPosted on July 25, 2012Categories Benchmarks, InvestmentTags cap rates, capitalization rates

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