Paul Rosta
Retail Dynasty: Family-Run CBL Thrives Under Stephen Lebovitz
As a real estate expert and Harvard Business School management professor, Arthur Segel is in demand around the world as a guest lecturer. But since he took over the reins of CBL & Associates three years ago, he’s also shepherded the company through the aftermath of a difficult recession.
Zell, Mack Talk Leverage, Recovery at Schack REIT Conference
In an annual REIT conference sponsored by New York University’s Schack Institute of Real Estate, Sam Zell and William Mack offered several hundred real estate professionals and NYU students their views on leverage, consolidation and the industry’s uneven recovery.
Duke’s New Look: Denny Oklak Remakes a REIT
The passage of time has transformed both the company and the industry, and Denny Oklak has done much to help Duke attain many of its significant milestones. Somehow, it seems fitting that an executive who exemplifies constancy is nimble enough to lead his company in a time of rapid change. By Paul Rosta.
Laying the Foundation: In Fast-Paced BRIC Countries, Patience and Nimbleness Translate to Success
For some years now, Brazil, Russia, India and China have offered happy hunting grounds to U.S.-based real estate companies. Despite their ups and downs, the four countries that have come to be collectively known as the “BRIC nations” have shown steadily improving transparency and sophistication in their investment, development and service markets. By Paul Rosta.
Course Correction: In an Ever-Changing Landscape, Associations Strive to Keep Education Fresh
Associations need to keep pace with their constituencies’ ever-evolving needs, and to meet those demands, groups are looking at new communication channels, re-examining their programs and rolling out new offerings.
Property Management: Managing the Tool Kit: Choosing Software is Only the First Step to Address a Growing Array of Tasks
Innovative tools that seemed unimaginable not long ago are a sure bet to come on the market in the next few years, but choosing software is only the first step. By Paul Rosta.
2012 Forecast: Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Improvement
CPE offers a snapshot of forecasts for the new year, portraying the likely trends that will shape commercial real estate in 2012.
Property Management: Earning an Encore with Tenant Retention
Whether a customer has signed a one-year lease for an apartment or a 15-year deal for a regional distribution center, the campaign for repeat business never completely subsides. By Paul Rosta.
Leadership & Learning: Even in a Buyer’s Market, Open-Minded Recruitment Can Pay Off
A study released last month by KPMG indicated that 27 percent of U.S. real estate companies expect that returning the size of their workforces to pre-recession levels will take until 2013. By Paul Rosta.
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