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Best Western Promotes Ron Pohl to SVP & CEO
Since joining the company in early 2007, Pohl’s accomplishments have included achieving record high RevPAR Index, the brand’s best Net Promoter Scores, as well as the highest Medallia scores.
Economy Watch: FOMC Minutes Reflect Uncertainty About New Administration
While FOMC members agreed to hike rates at its most recent meeting, they also expressed a need for caution moving forward due to the uncertainty about future policy decisions.
How Will Rising Interest Rates Affect CRE?
Paul Fiorilla, associate director of research for Yardi Matrix, examines the possible effects of rising interest rates on the commercial real estate market as we head into 2017.
Delinquency Rate Continues Climb in December
The total number of delinquencies and the delinquency rate increased in December, according to S&P Global Ratings data.
The Impact of Risk Retention—So Far
By Gabriel Silverstein, Managing Director, SVN | Angelic: Despite concerns about the impact of the Dodd-Frank rules, CRE lending transactions seem to be going smoothly thus far. But how long will this continue?
Private Investors to Face Transitional Year
By Scott Crowe, Chief Investment Strategist & Portfolio Manager, CenterSquare: As we move into 2017, private investors are getting powerful signals from the REIT market regarding their prospects in the year ahead.
US REITs, REOCs Prepared for Uncertainty Ahead
By Philip Kibel, Associate Managing Director, Moodys Investors Service: Despite Moodys expectation that the performance of U.S. REITs and REOCs will be stable in 2017, here are the key credit issues to watch for in the year ahead.
2017’s Greatest Net Lease Challenge
By David Sobelman, Founder & CEO, Generation Income Properties: While net lease remains one of the most stable asset classes, volatility and uncertainty in the market will present challenges for the sector.
Poll: What is your firm’s main goal/priority for 2017?
We want to know what’s most important to you this year!
Economy Watch: Construction Spending Edged Up in November
U.S. construction spending during the first 11 months of 2016 hit $1,070.9 billion, up 4.4. percent from the total for the same period in 2015, the Census Bureau reported.