Total U.S. Commercial Investment Transactions Top $160 Billion in 2011 Up 44% Over 2010 and they are according to Jones Lang LaSalle's Capital Markets Outlook, preliminary investment transaction volume in the U.S includes office, industrial, retail and multifamily transactions, was up 44 percent to $160 billion for 2011.
In addition, Jones Lang LaSalle believes transaction volume growth trends will continue throughout 2012, but at a slower year-over-year growth rate when compared to 2010 and 2011 in total investment activity in 2012 is projected to increase 15-20 percent over our preliminary December estimate for 2011 volume of $160 billion to this does represent a slowing of growth from the estimated 44 percent increase in 2011.
A 2010, total investment volume grew 117 percent, but driven largely by a historically anemic 2009 transaction volume base said Jay Koster, President of Jones Lang LaSalle's Capital Markets group in the Americas to a investors entered the year feeling stronger about and the market and they began putting capital aggressively into real estate in the 1st-half of 2011.
In addition, Jones Lang LaSalle believes transaction volume growth trends will continue throughout 2012, but at a slower year-over-year growth rate when compared to 2010 and 2011 in total investment activity in 2012 is projected to increase 15-20 percent over our preliminary December estimate for 2011 volume of $160 billion to this does represent a slowing of growth from the estimated 44 percent increase in 2011.
A 2010, total investment volume grew 117 percent, but driven largely by a historically anemic 2009 transaction volume base said Jay Koster, President of Jones Lang LaSalle's Capital Markets group in the Americas to a investors entered the year feeling stronger about and the market and they began putting capital aggressively into real estate in the 1st-half of 2011.
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