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Economy Watch Weekly: Mediocre Job Growth Doesn’t Stop CRE
Economy editor Dees Stribling discusses how January’s mediocre month for job growth might still have some benefits for CRE, for the week ending Feb. 5.
Economy Watch: Slowing Economy Won’t Impact CRE
The U.S. economy might be off to a slow start this year, but the CRE industry should still fare well in 2016.
Report Says Crosscurrents Won’t Bring CRE Down
Situs RERC, Deloitte and NAR’s latest report discusses how the CRE industry will fare in 2016 amid mixed messages for the U.S. economy.
John Tishman, Legendary NY Developer, Dies at 90
The real estate industry veteran was known for shaping the skylines of many of the country’s biggest cities, including New York City and Los Angeles.
Fitch: Hotel Owners to Face Lending Challenges in 2016
With a more cautious lending environment ahead in 2016, how must hotel owners set themselves apart to access capital?
Economy Watch: CRE Lending Standards Tighten in 4Q
The Federal Reserve’s latest lending practices survey discusses what’s in store for CRE loans in 2016.
MBA: Record Year Ahead for Commercial, Multifamily Originations
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s latest real estate finance forecast predicts commercial and multifamily originations will reach new heights this year.
Chubb Boosts Coverage for North American Real Estate Clients
The world’s largest property and casualty insurer now offers more coverage to its real estate and hospitality clients in the hopes of mitigating risk in these industries.
New Report Reveals Top 5 Metros for Construction Starts
Which major U.S. city took the top spot for commercial and multifamily construction starts in 2015? And will the momentum last?
Economy Watch: Hiring More Anemic in January
While the overall unemployment rate decreased in January 2016, job gains for the month were less than impressive.
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