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Is Manufacturing Homeward Bound?
The “on-shoring” of jobs in the United States will continue strongly through the year 2020, according to CoreNet Global.
Hotel REITs Going Strong
By Maria Maslovsky, Assistant Vice President & Analyst for Commercial Real Estate Finance, Moody’s Investors Service: The lodging industry has continued its steady growth in 2012. Moody’s predicts a cyclical upswing in the industry.
Will Commercial Real Estate Feel the Pinch of the Fiscal Cliff?
By Anna Spiewak, News Editor: Cassidy Turley forecasts three possible outcomes for the economy and the commercial real estate market, depending on how the government deals with the fiscal cliff. Find out which one is most likely.
Caution Can Bring Stability and Discipline to a Worried Market
By Marcelo Bermúdez, President, Figueroa Capital Group, a subsidiary of Charles Dunn Co.: Elections are bad for commercial real estate. Too much uncertainty opens the door for delays. But caution has its advantages, creating a disciplined, forward-thinking market.
Prices for Drug Store Net Lease Assets Continue to Rise
By Randy Blankstein, President, The Boulder Group: Drug stores remain at the height of investor interest in the net lease market. Here’s a look at why that is the case.
Contractors as LLCs: Are There Advantages?
By Ben Price, VP, Regents Bank: A Q&A with a San Diego attorney reveals the pros of a contractor using an L.L.C. form of ownership.
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