Donald Trump
REITs in an Era of Strong Policy Headwinds
The new administration hopes to accelerate U.S. economic growth by focusing on infrastructure spending and tax reform. But the more restrictive trade and immigration policies could present some challenges for equity REITs, explains Fitch Ratings Senior Director Stephen Boyd.
Typically a Turtle, Industrial Could Be Real Estate’s New Hare
Often deemed a relatively unexciting sector marked by incremental growth, the asset category is arguably the hottest in real estate, thanks to changing consumer and lifestyle trends.
Negotiation Strategies Under a New President
In a time of uncertainty for commercial real estate investors, searching for opportunities that are consistent with the current political environment may offer greater upside, argues Buchalter Nemer’s Manuel Fishman.
Economy Watch: Fed Chair Says Rates Will Go Up (Eventually)
Speaking before Congress, Janet Yellen said it would be “unwise” to wait too long to raise interest rates, but didn’t suggest any timeline for the next rate hike.
Economy Watch Weekly: Behind IMF’s Boost to US Growth Forecast
Economy Editor Dees Stribling discusses why the IMF believes US economic growth will be better than expected this year, for the week ending Jan. 27, 2017.
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.
Economy Watch Weekly: U.S. Consumers More Confident in 2016
In the last podcast of the year, Economy Editor Dees Stribling discusses why U.S. consumers are in a better mood than they’ve been in for several years, for the week ending Dec. 30, 2016.
Surprise, Surprise: 2017 Ushers in a New Era
By Ken Riggs, President, Situs RERC: With a new administration set to take over next month, what is ahead for commercial real estate investment in 2017?
Economy Watch: Fed Raises Interest Rates for the First Time in 2016
The FOMC raised the federal funds rate for only the second time in two decades, citing an improved U.S. economy that will likely continue its moderate growth.
Investors to Remain Disciplined in 2017
Avison Young’s John Kevill exclusively discusses the key factors influencing the capital markets in 2016, and how they will impact investor decisions next year.
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