Suzann D. Silverman
Suzann D. Silverman is editorial director of CPE. She has covered the commercial and multifamily real estate industry since 1995, becoming editor-in-chief of Commercial Property Executive (formerly Commercial Property News) in 1998 and editorial director of both CPE and Multi-Housing News in 2016. She is also a longtime board member of the National Association of Real Estate Editors, currently serving as vice president. You can reach her at suzann.silverman@cpe-mhn.com.
Rebalancing Act: ULI’s Phillips Evaluates Industry Shifts
Urban Land Institute CEO Patrick Phillips evaluates industry shifts during the ULI 2010 Fall Meeting.
Industry Obligations: ULI’s Newsum Speaks Out
Urban Land Institute chairman Jeremy Newsum comments on the industry’s role in current economic problems and what it needs to do now during the 2010 ULI Fall Meeting.
The Hotel Experience
What do consumers look for in a hotel? Associate editor Joshua Pringle takes to the streets to find out.
New on CPE TV: How to Build in Bulgaria
Tishman International Cos. chairman Alan Levy takes CPE senior editor Paul Rosta behind the scenes of the development of Sofia Airport Center.
Bulgarian Experience: Tishman International Builds at Sofia Airport
Tishman International Cos. chairman Alan Levy takes CPE senior editor Paul Rosta behind the scenes of the development of Sofia Airport Center.
Pacific Newport Rakes in $85.3M in Southern California’s Largest Industrial Sale of 2010
Harbinger of big change or no, Southern California has just seen its largest industrial property transaction of the year to date with Pacific Newport Properties Inc.’s disposition of Mira Loma Distribution Center.
Economy Watch: FHFA Estimates Fannie, Freddie’s Ultimate Cost
The Federal Housing Finance Agency said on Thursday that the two GSEs might need as much as a combined $363 billion from the federal government through 2013, while the Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the United States increased 0.3 percent in September to 110.4, and chief administrative officer Robert Rizzo or two other top officials of Bell, Calif., have been charged with misappropriating of $180,000 of affordable housing money.
ULI Report: Tyson Warns of Need to Step Up Job Creation but Slow Down Deficit-Reduction Plans
The economy still has a way to go, and the federal government is limited in what it can do to make things better, according to Laura D’Andrea Tyson. There are measures it can pursue, but it will take some time to see real improvement, and the private sector will need to be involved, she told her audience at the Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting.
ULI Report: America’s Changing Demographics
The results of this year’s U.S. Census survey are not yet out, but big changes are already apparent—and they promise to impact real estate strategies, according to findings Brookings Institution senior fellows William Frey and Anthony Downs discussed during the Urban Land Institute’s Fall Meeting.
ULI Report: Bill Marriott’s Secrets to Success
The Marriott brand has survived and sometimes thrived since 1929. How has it persevered while so many others have gone by the wayside? J.W. Marriott Jr. offered insights during a keynote session at the Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting.