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Slow Recovery Hurts Construction Industry
By Richard Parent, Gumbiner Savett Inc.
Available sources of bank financing are scarce and the lack of meaningful job growth and high unemployment are adding to the depressed state of the market.
Offering Predictions for 2011, Carnac-Style
By Bob Dougherty, Buchanan Street Partners
Got answers about the future of the capital markets? Bob Dougherty has questions.
Investment Activity Stands to Gain Ground in 2011
This may well be the year of the foundation. According to Grubb & Ellis’ current real estate forecast, fundamentals may have years to go before returning to their pre-recessionary peaks, but some encouraging signs are providing a solid base.
Demand for Healthcare Real Estate Continues to Grow
By Danny Prosky, Grubb & Ellis Equity Advisors L.L.C.
There is no doubt the REIT market has received considerable attention in recent months as investors hoping to improve returns turn their attention to commercial real estate as a way to diversify, improve yield and capitalize on the opportunistic sector.
Economic Evidence Points to 2011 Recovery
By Robert Lindgren, Lee & Associates
Revitalization of the commercial real estate community is finally on the upswing, according to a recent research report from the National Council of Real Estate Fiduciaries. Encouraging indicators include three consecutive quarters of positive returns, an economy awash in liquidity and loosening debt financing.
Restaurant Properties Back on the Menu for Net Lease Investors
By Reed Hudson, Stan Johnson Co.
While some caution lingers, signs of optimism — including sale-leaseback transactions — are evident.
CPE TV: Richard Green on the Elections, the Tax Code and Financial Reform
The Lusk Center’s Richard Green blogs on CPE’s From the Inside about how the shift in political party power will impact commercial real estate, including the GSEs, the tax code, revenues and financial reform.
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