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The US Is Still No. 1 for Global Investors

Dynamic companies and strong growth keep global capital flowing, writes economist Dr. Peter Linneman.

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2026 New Orders

The latest update based on U.S. Census Bureau data.

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For CRE, Everything Old Will Be New Again

Higher bond yields are resetting CRE pricing and investment strategy, writes economist Sabina Reeves.

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Why CRE Fundamentals Outlast Geopolitics

Dr. Peter Linneman on the real economics behind the Iran conflict.

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Reading the Rate Map

Investors navigate a fractured global rate landscape.

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AI’s Early Impact on CRE

It won’t transform the industry overnight, but signs of change are already there, writes Ryan Severino.

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Yardi Executive Summit Special Report: Economic Outlook

Yardi Matrix Vice President Jeff Adler offered a mixed but generally favorable longer-term economic outlook.

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The Case for Faster Economic Growth

Macro volatility may unlock unexpected strength, writes economist Dr. Peter Linneman.

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Energy Independent, Not Inflation Proof

Global energy volatility is still a risk for U.S. investors, writes economist Sabina Reeves.

A chart of industrial new orders through November 2025

2025 New Orders

The latest update based on U.S. Census Bureau data.