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Economy Watch Weekly: May Flexes Job Muscle

Economy writer Dees Stribling offers his weekly roundup of indicators for the week ended June 5, 2015.

Economy Watch Weekly: Economic Mixed Media

Decreases in GDP-related performance and non-residential real estate but positive residential spending characterized last week’s economic picture. Here are the details.

Economy Watch Weekly: Commercial, Residential Markets Fare Well

Economy writer Dees Stribling offers his weekly roundup of indicators for the week ended May 22, 2015.

Economy Watch Weekly: What’s New in Retail

Economy writer Dees Stribling offers his weekly roundup of indicators for the week ended May 15, 2015. 

Economy Watch Weekly: What Says the Jobs Report?

Economy writer Dees Stribling offers his weekly roundup of indicators for the week ended May 8, 2015.

Rakesh Kishan: Service in a Consolidating Market

What will space users be seeking from their service providers? Rakesh Kishan offers insights.

Rick Sharga: Multi-Family’s Continued Strength

Multi-family is standing strong, according to Auction.com Executive Vice President Rick Sharga. Here’s his forecast for the rest of the year.

Podcast: Talent Incubators

The May edition of our research podcast examines the current state of real estate education. As the commercial real estate industry continues to evolve to operate more efficiently and profitably, the demand for well-trained professionals has only increased. Institutions are catching on.

Economy Watch Weekly: Minuscule Economic Growth in Q1 2015

Economy writer Dees Stribling offers his weekly roundup of indicators for the week ended May 1, 2015. 

CREW 2014 Award Winners: Lynne O’Brien

Lynne O’Brien, director, Corporate Real Estate, at the Coca Cola Co., received a 2014 Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network Impact Award in the Economic and Community Development category. O’Brien discusses leadership qualities. Great leaders show an interest in the people on their teams, which motivates, and engenders a sense of loyalty in, their employees, says O’Brien.