In this segment from BD+C's The Weekly show, Brad Hunter, Managing Director with RCLCO Real Estate Advisors, talks about the short- and long-term market forecast for several key commercial building sectors, including hospitality, industrial, office, retail, and rental housing.
The data and research presented in the video is from RCLCO’s Mid-Year 2020 Sentiment Survey.
In this video, Hunter outlines the following sectors:
Retail construction sector
- High street
- Big box/power center
- Outlet
- Lifestyle
- Class A regional malls
- Class B regional malls
The winner is...
Hospitality construction sector
- Home share/Airbnb/VRBO
- Resort
- Select service
- Business/luxury
The winner is...
Office construction sector
- Co-working
- Life sciences
- Creative office
- Class A office
- Class B office
The winner is...
Rental housing construction sector
- Co-living/micro units
- Senior housing
- Active adult rental
- Manufactured housing
- Class A, B, C apartments
The winner is...
Industrial construction sector
- Self-storage
- Data centers
- Flex/light industrial/R&D
- Cold storage
- Last-mile distribution
The winner is...
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