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Real estate benchmarks: cap rates, NCREIF returns, REIT, construction costs, and climate risk.
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Real estate benchmarks: cap rates, NCREIF returns, REIT, construction costs, and climate risk.
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| get_cap_rate_benchmark | Commercial real estate cap rate benchmarks by asset class, market tier, and geography. Source: CBRE and JLL quarterly cap rate surveys. Used by CRE acquisition teams, asset managers, and real estate CFOs for property pricing and portfolio valuation. |
| get_cre_debt_benchmark | Commercial real estate debt benchmarks — DSCR minimums, LTV maximums, and spread ranges by property type and lender type (bank, agency, CMBS, life company). Source: MBA CREF databook and Trepp public data. For CRE CFOs and capital markets teams structuring financings. |
| get_mortgage_market_benchmark | Live mortgage rate benchmarks — 30Y and 15Y fixed from FRED weekly survey, ARM spreads, points and fees, DTI standards, and affordability index. For homebuyers, lenders, real estate agents, and housing analysts. Rates update weekly. |
| get_residential_market_benchmark | Residential real estate market benchmarks — home price indices, price-to-rent ratios, affordability, months of supply, and homeownership rate by market tier. Sources: FHFA HPI, FRED live data, Census. For residential investors, agents, developers, and housing analysts. |
| get_housing_supply_benchmark | Live housing supply indicators — starts, permits, completions, and absorption by market tier from FRED and Census. Leading indicator for housing prices 6-12 months ahead. For developers, lenders, investors, and housing policy analysts. |
| get_rental_market_benchmark | Rental market benchmarks — asking rents by unit type, live vacancy rate from FRED, rent growth trends, and rent-to-income ratios by market tier. Sources: HUD Fair Market Rents, FRED live vacancy, ApartmentList public data. For landlords, multifamily investors, and property managers. |
| get_hud_fair_market_rent | HUD Fair Market Rents by metro area and bedroom count. Used for affordable housing underwriting, Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher compliance, LIHTC income limit calculations, and housing authority budgeting. Source: HUD annual FMR dataset. Free. |
| get_construction_cost_benchmark | Construction cost benchmarks — hard cost per SF by building type and region, soft cost ratios, contingency standards, and live material cost escalation signals. Sources: NAHB, Turner Building Cost Index, RSMeans composites. For developers, lenders, and project owners. |
| get_development_pro_forma_benchmark | Development pro forma benchmarks — yield on cost, profit-on-cost, construction-to-perm spread, and return hurdles by product type. For developers underwriting new projects and lenders sizing construction loans. Sources: NAHB, ULI, industry composite. |
| get_reit_benchmark | REIT valuation and performance benchmarks — FFO multiples, AFFO multiples, dividend yields, NAV premium/discount, and total returns by property sector. Source: NAREIT public monthly data. For REIT analysts, portfolio managers, and IR teams. Free. |
| get_property_operating_benchmark | Property operating benchmarks — OpEx per SF, NOI margins, and occupancy rates by property type. Sources: BOMA Experience Exchange, IREM Income/Expense Analysis, NCREIF. For asset managers, property managers, and acquisition underwriters. |
| get_property_tax_benchmark | Property tax benchmarks — effective tax rates by state and property type, assessment ratios, and appeal success rates. Source: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. For property owners, asset managers, and acquisition teams. Property tax is the largest controllable operating expense for most commercial properties. |
| get_ncreif_return_benchmark | NCREIF Property Index institutional return benchmarks — total returns, income returns, and appreciation by property type and region. The standard benchmark for institutional real estate portfolios. Source: NCREIF quarterly public data. For pension funds, endowments, and institutional asset managers. |
| get_real_estate_debt_stress_benchmark | CRE debt stress benchmarks — live delinquency rate from FRED, CMBS delinquency by property type, maturity wall exposure, and stressed cap rate scenarios. For lenders, special servicers, distressed investors, and regulators. Delinquency rate updates quarterly. |
| get_weather_delay_risk | Use when scheduling outdoor construction work, planning equipment deployment, or assessing weather risk for any US project site. Analyzes NOAA 7-day forecast data against construction delay thresholds — precipitation probability, wind speed above 25 mph, and freeze events below 32°F — returning a risk tier and specific high-risk days to avoid. Example: Chicago IL project site shows HIGH delay risk Thursday through Saturday — 70% precipitation probability, 2.3 inches rain forecast, 28°F overnight low Friday. Reschedule concrete pours and crane operations. Source: NOAA National Weather Service — official US government forecast. |
| get_storm_event_history | Use when quantifying climate-related financial risk for insurance underwriting, real estate acquisition due diligence, ESG climate risk disclosures, or board-level climate briefings. Returns NOAA's official tally of billion-dollar weather disasters — hurricane, flooding, tornado, wildfire, winter storm — with event frequency, total economic losses, deaths, and trend direction. The same dataset cited by reinsurers, the Federal Reserve Financial Stability Report, and the SEC climate disclosure framework. Example: Texas 10-year history — 31 billion-dollar events, $174B total losses, frequency increasing — highest insured loss exposure of any US state. Source: NOAA NCEI Billion-Dollar Disasters. |
| get_climate_risk_score | Use when pricing physical climate risk for a location — real estate acquisition, commercial property underwriting, construction site selection, or climate-related financial disclosure. Returns a composite risk score across six perils (flood, hurricane, tornado, wildfire, extreme heat, freeze) using the same risk factors embedded in FEMA's National Risk Index. Example: Miami-Dade FL — EXTREME overall, top 2% hurricane exposure, Zone AE flood designation across 40% of commercial parcels, 94 days above 95°F annually — commercial property insurance costs 3.2x national median. Source: NOAA Climate Normals, FEMA National Risk Index, USGS Natural Hazards composite. |
| get_noaa_disaster_economics | Use when establishing the macroeconomic cost of climate risk for board-level ESG reporting, reinsurance negotiations, infrastructure investment decisions, or climate-related financial risk disclosures under SEC or TCFD frameworks. Returns NOAA's official annual billion-dollar disaster economics — event count, total losses, deaths, and historical context showing 10-year trend acceleration. Example: 2023 — 28 events, $92.9B total losses, 12% above the 10-year average — the fifth consecutive year of above-average economic losses. Cited by the Federal Reserve, Treasury, and major reinsurers as the authoritative US climate loss series. Source: NOAA NCEI. |