Economy/Ecommerce

Economist's View July

The New Normal Rate Regime

The focus on near-term rates may obscure the importance of long-term economic performance.

Economist's View June

Economist’s View: Don’t Blame Allocations for CRE Valuations

Transaction data is not the only factor determining pricing, according to economist Ryan Severino.

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Economist’s View: Distress Opportunity Awaits—Or Does It?

Buyers and sellers are still not on the same page when it comes to values, according to economist Peter Linneman.

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Economist’s View: A Tale of Volatility and Optimism on the Global Stage

The U.S. economy is holding strong amid geopolitical threats and credit concerns, says economist Sabina Reeves.

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2023 New Orders

The value of manufacturers’ new orders across multiple industries, updated monthly.

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Economist’s View: The Coming Golden Age of Asset Management

With interest rates rangebound, BGO’s Ryan Severino foresees a comeback for income returns.

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The Biggest Risk CRE Investors Face

Avoid “shiny objects” that distract you from long-term fundamentals, says CPE columnist Peter Linneman.

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Quieting the Urban Doom Loop Narrative

CRE executives can look to history for a guide out of the current conundrum.

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Why the Fed’s Interest Rate Hikes Haven’t Slowed the Economy

Here’s the surprising reason pointed out by CPE columnist Peter Linneman.