Hugh Kelly

2020 Prospects: Top Economists Weigh In

Insights on what’s ahead next year from two of the industry’s leading economists.

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Storm Watch

Predicting the impact of a possible recession can seem as tricky as forecasting a big storm, but early signs of a downturn provide valuable time to prepare.

Hugh Kelly, PhD, CRE

New Concerns Ahead for Economy, CRE

A new Integra Realty Resources report suggests that commercial real estate could get caught up in the volatility of the stock and commodities markets.

Wanted: Healthy Skepticism

Technology is undoubtedly changing commercial real estate, but is it overstating the case to call these changes revolutionary? Real estate economist Hugh F. Kelly makes the case for healthy skepticism that can help companies avoid unwise strategic choices.

Industrial at Full Throttle—For Now

With e-commerce and international trade pushing the sector further, a couple of import tariffs are not likely to scare off investors. A full-on trade war, however, could make a dent or two.

CPE’s 2018 Distinguished Achievement Awards: The Judges’ Comments

The awards program judges share their thoughts on outstanding elements from this year’s submissions, along with trends they observed among the entrant pool.

A New Route for the Decade Ahead

The moderate economic growth after the recession along with risks of a downturn and stricter immigration policies are just some of the reasons why investors should plan their long-term strategies thoroughly.

The Big Policy Shift: Gauging the Impact

How will changes in taxation, regulation and other areas affect the job market and real estate’s prospects over the next few years? Here’s what to look for.

Hugh Kelly, PhD., Economist

Industrial Continues to Sizzle in 2018

2017 was an outstanding year for the sector, and a repeat performance is in store in 2018, according to Integra Realty Resources’ new 2018 Viewpoint Industrial Report.

Hugh F. Kelly, PhD, CRE

Slowing Ahead

In this month’s Economist’s View, Hugh Kelly explains why you should prepare for a recession that’s likely coming in 2019.