Are people in acquisitions still buying assets?

Was wondering if any other acquisition shops are still actively acquiring assets? My firm has stopped buying for 2 months / looking to retrade on deals in process and I'm pretty much out of work at this point. Would love to see if this is just shop dependent

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Analyst at a Multifamily Syndicator. Many of our Co-GP partners are officially pencils down until the beginning of next year. I'm still looking at deals, but nothing makes enough sense to pitch to LPs. It's getting difficult to keep finding things to do during the day... lol. 

 

UK market - we have a pretty full pipeline and are still closing deals. However, we are facing pushback from the LP on timing of the pipeline. While it hasn't explicitly been mentioned yet, I am predicting pressure to retrade on a few deals based on the discussions we're currently having with the LP. 

Another issue we're facing, unsure if others are, is our favoured lender has just let us know they will be taking no further exposure for the foreseeable. 

So while things are ok right now it does seem that both equity and debt are starting to pullback in a major way. 

 

Toronto market - we're still underwriting a ton but prices are just insane now.  Haven't bought anything in 2022.  Can't imagine we buy anything else for the remainder of the year, especially with the 1% rate hike we were hit with yesterday.

 
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Toronto market - we're still underwriting a ton but prices are just insane now.  Haven't bought anything in 2022.  Can't imagine we buy anything else for the remainder of the year, especially with the 1% rate hike we were hit with yesterday.

How's the Toronto market in terms of the job market? Still hot or does it seem like its dying down now? 

 

From what I can tell, it still seems really active.  Not as hot as earlier in the year, but still really good.  I know Avison Young is currently trying to build out a RE consulting team ( a buddy was hired there last week and there trying to hire another analyst).  A few of the REITs have postings out for analysts as well.  Private groups may have slowed down a little bit, but if you search around you'll find postings there too.

 

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