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Texas Instruments Earmarks $60B for US Manufacturing
This marks the largest investment of its kind in the nation’s history.
EV Magnet Factory Attracts $59M for Construction
The first U.S. facility of its kind will make enough product to power 500,000 million vehicles a year.
Intel to Receive $8.5B in Federal Funds for Semiconductor Projects
Another $11 billion in loans could be available for new developments and facility expansions.
Former US Treasury Secretary: CRE Could Face ‘Recession of Choice’
Lawrence Summers and other industry leaders discussed market resilience in a video call hosted by Marcus & Millichap.
Inflation Fears and Commercial Real Estate
Are the 1970s comparisons overblown? A deep dive into what to expect from Yardi Matrix Research Director Paul Fiorilla.
Infrastructure, Climate Change Key to Economic Outlook
Economists moderated their outlook in NABE’s most recent survey. But there’s good news, too.
Final Round of Opportunity Zone Rules Unveiled
The latest batch of regulations answers lingering questions about how investors can take advantage of the program.
Fixed vs. Floating: Let the Math Decide
As interest rates continue to rise, it’s important to take an analytical look at your cost of capital, observes Brandon Smith, vice president of CBRE’s Multifamily Debt and Structured Finance group.
Increasing Rates Lead to Decreasing Leverage
Upward pressure on U.S. Treasuries and the likelihood of future interest rate hikes are impacting investor returns. Here’s how, according to CBRE Vice President Brandon Smith.
Interest Rates and The End of Quantitative Easing
Real estate investors should prepare for volatility in interest rates and asset values over the next few years, suggests CBRE Vice President Brandon Smith.