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Fresh 7/15: CPI, GSE Vol, Transaction Volume, Industrial Absorption

Published: 2026-07-15Institution: Wolfe ResearchCompany / ticker: AMT.N,PLD.NPages: 26Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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Fresh 7/15: CPI, GSE Vol, Transaction Volume, Industrial Absorption

REITs

CRE Services - Market Weight

Industrial - Market Weight

Net Lease - Market Weight

Office - Market Weight

Storage - Market Weight

Fresh 7/15: CPI, GSE Vol, Transaction Volume, Industrial July 15, 2026

Absorption

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We highlight: (1) Tenant News (2) Our Non-recourse debt update (3) CPI (4) GSE business volumes (5) CRE services

deals (6) CRE lending (7) US Industrial report (8) Conagra Brands 4Q (9) O buys portfolio of Dollar General stores

(10) Office market reports (11) NSA shareholders approve PSA's proposed acquisition (12) US multifamily reports

(13) SF hotels (14) 1 year moratorium on new hyperscale data centers in New York (15) EQIX CBO to leave (16) Data

Centers builders offloading stakes (17) SBAC pricing of debt deal

●The consumer price index decreased 0.4% in June on a seasonally adjusted basis. This comes out to a 3.5% Y/ Y

increase for the month of June (Exhibit 1). Rental inflation is following a lagged pattern to asking rents (Exhibit

2), which implies the CPI component could rise over time.

●One GSE reported volumes which were down 27% y/y in June and 18% y/y in 2Q overall - a deceleration from

1Q y/y growth.

●CRE lending remained resilient despite higher Treasury yields, with transaction activity rebounding in May, CMBS

issuance tracking above 2023-25 levels, and healthy debt liquidity supporting debt origination and investment

sales revenues for CRE services.

●We include CWK 2Q U.S. industrial commentary below.

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