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Cap Rate Compression or Opportunity? What Experienced Investors See That Others Don’t
1. 1. Cap Rates Don’t Move in Isolation
2. 2. Yield Is Created at Purchase — Not Reported on a Listing
3. 3. Compression Often Signals Confidence, Not Danger
4. 4. The Spread Between Debt and Yield Matters More
5. 5. When Others Say “Compression,” Look for Micro-Markets
6. 6. Cycles Create Temporary Mispricing
7. 7. Appreciation Isn’t Dead — It’s Just Not Headline-Driven
8. 8. The Discipline Advantage
9. Final Takeaway: Compression Isn’t the End — It’s a Filter
Cap Rate Compression or Opportunity? What Experienced Investors See That Others Don’t
Bella Maria
27 Feb 2026
3 minute read
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