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Economy Watch Weekly: Election Edition
The impact of the election on real estate? We’ll know more after Jan. 20. For now, Economy Editor Dees Stribling discusses some more clear trends in the real estate industry, for the week ending Nov. 11, 2016.
Economy Watch: Consumers More Confident in Early November
The University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index climbed to its highest level since mid-2016, but this was before the results of the presidential election were known.
Grocery-Anchored Portfolio Trades for $218M
Clarion Partners bought the 11 properties from California-based Loja Real Estate.
Economy Watch: Restaurant Chains Suffer From Declining Traffic
Growth for the restaurant industry has not been particularly robust lately, with same-store sales down for the fourth consecutive month.
Economy Watch: The Nation’s Top Cost-Burdened Rental Markets
A recent ABODO report revealed which U.S. metros are spending more than 30 percent of their income on rent.
W.P. Carey Seals $145M Sale-Leaseback Industrial Deal
The REIT struck a deal with ABC Group for 14 industrial sites and one office location in the U.S. and Canada.
Counting on Disruptive Innovation
Three factors shaping fundamental change, by Sadhvi Subramanian of Capital One Bank.
Economy Watch: Nonresidential Building Pipeline Stronger in October
The Dodge Momentum Index grew in October, suggesting that despite a more mature phase of the building cycle, commercial construction has room for further growth.
Larry Silverstein Shares Insights on Trump Win
The New York real estate magnate revealed why he remains optimistic about a Trump presidency.
Economy Watch: The Election and the Markets
There was one overriding theme about the U.S. economy as the election results came in: uncertainty.
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