What is commonly understood is that small office, industrial and retail properties predominate in neighborhoods and local communities throughout the U.S. What is less universally understood is that the performance of these assets is tied closely to nearby residential housing markets. In fact, small-cap properties are more highly correlated with residential housing than with larger commercial properties.

Boxwood developed small-cap market data to measure the distinctive performance of these smaller commercial properties. Today, Boxwood tracks small-cap rents and sales in 80+ metropolitan markets through a special data partnership with LoopNet, Inc. Market data is available for office, industrial and retail properties as well as a number of sub-types.

Lenders involved with originations and underwriting, loan and portfolio reviews, and asset sales - as well as other real estate professionals - can obtain this unique market information via subscription.

Contact us for further information. Or visit SmallBalance.com where more information will soon be available.