There are many institutions that have conducted researches to be able to determine the current trends within the commercial property market. There are those that have come out to say that there is going to be potential pause in the recovery momentum while other are very positive that the commercial property market is making gains. It has however been proven that the market is benefiting from fundamentals that are quite favourable including absorption dynamics coupled with low activity in terms of construction that is responsible for bringing about attractive rent as well as vacancy rents especially within the commercial properties to let sector that includes lodges and apartments. In this way, much more foreign investment is being attracted by the market while transaction volumes keep climbing.
However, there is also a flip side on the trends that comes with the delinquencies of real estate loans remaining high as much as there is softening of economic growth. Credit markets are slowly becoming volatile with the standards for loans underwriting becoming much more tightened. Such factors are responsible for shaking the momentum within the real estate industry. This means that the commercial property market is gradually on an uneven path to recovery. The maturing debt indicator is also on the down side. The revival of Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities also known as CMBS have remained stagnant after being the most affected financing source within the period of the recession witnessed in 2009. However a turnaround was first witnessed in 2010 with issuances tripling in 2011. However due to the volatility within the credit market, it is feared that the recovery may be stalled.