Moody’s/REAL Commercial Property Price Index Declines Continue

Moody’s/REAL is out with its April report, which covers February prices, and the declines in the index continued.

In this report, the Moody’s/REAL National All Property Type Aggregate Index for February measures 150.63, a decrease of 0.6% from the previous month. The index now stands 21.2% below the level seen a year ago, and is 21.5% below the peak measured in October 2007. The index is 17.9% lower than it was two years ago. This report is based on data through the end of February.

The one bright spot in the report is that the index covering the West was actually up month-over-month for Office, Industrial, and Retail assets. Multi-family was down a whopping 9.0%, however. One month of data doesn’t mean much, but hey it’s something. The full report is embedded below.




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