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Whether a customer has signed a one-year lease for an apartment or a 15-year deal for a regional distribution center, the campaign for repeat business never completely subsides. By Paul Rosta.

Employment figures in the U.S. are up one month, down the next. What does it mean for the real estate industry and how will CRE be affected? By Nicholas Ziegler.

By the year 2020, a gathering of corporate real estate executives has recently predicted, non-Asian real estate markets will experience 40 percent vacancy rates. By Matt Fanoe.

A study released last month by KPMG indicated that 27 percent of U.S. real estate companies expect that returning the size of their workforces to pre-recession levels will take until 2013. By Paul Rosta.

The expanding list of non-recourse “carveouts,” and related mandatory carveout guaranties from creditworthy entities, has eroded the limited liability structure. By Michael Hamilton and Jessica Fluehr.

Despite a zero-level interest rate, the CMBS market has seen investor pullback in response to the economic hazards in the United States and abroad. By Keat Foong.

Mitch Rudin, formerly with CBRE, has taken over strategic oversight of a 50 million-square-foot national portfolio of trophy towers. What does the future hold at Brookfield? By Paul Rosta.

We’re seeing a bifurcated recovery, where the recession continues for the young and poorly educated, though it has ended for most older and well-educated households. By Dr. Peter Linneman.

How your tax appeal attorney would address an assessor’s sales-comparison based property valuation — if he were Sherlock Holmes? By Stewart Mandell, Esq.