20
Mar
2023
Economic Outlook: Hardships and Silver Linings
Posted On March 20, 2023  By Larry Lichtenauer  And has No Comment

With all signs pointing to an economic recession – presumably arriving midyear or Q3 – how can the commercial real estate community best plan for this event, which asset classes will be particularly hard hit, and what silver linings and opportunities will be available to savvy investors and progressive companies? Offering their insights and perspectives on this topic are Anirban Basu, chairman and CEO of Sage Policy Group and Jennifer LeFurgy, Ph.D., vice president of knowledge and research for NAIOP.

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09
Mar
2023
Industrial Real Estate and the Economy: Where Are We Headed?
Posted On March 9, 2023  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

“Technology is going to be among the most important things that impacts the industrial sector,” began Rebecca Rockey, economist and global head of economic analysis and forecasting at Cushman & Wakefield, at I.CON West’s keynote session this week in Long Beach, California. “The industrial sector stands to be the first industry to experience that adaptation as the nature of our economy and demographics change.” 

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07
Feb
2023
Cutting Through the Uncertainty: CRE Leaders Share Economic, Industry Outlooks
Posted On February 7, 2023  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

Marcus & Millichap President and CEO Hessam Nadji set the stage for an in-depth conversation on the market’s uncertainty and where the economy and commercial real estate are headed, featuring Mark Zandi, chief economist with Moody’s Analytics, and panelists Wendy Mann, CEO of CREW Network; Tom McGee, CEO of ICSC; and Marc Selvitelli, president and CEO of NAIOP.

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03
Feb
2023
Global Economic Implications for the China Slowdown
Posted On February 3, 2023  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

Painting a picture of the current global economic climate is a complex venture, but Reva Goujon, director at Rhodium Group, leveraged her vast geopolitical expertise to do so at NAIOP’s Chapter Leadership and Legislative Retreat this week in Washington, D.C.

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04
Jan
2023
What a Way for Congress to Start the Year
Posted On January 4, 2023  By Aquiles Suarez  And has No Comment

The spectacle put on by the new Republican majority in the House of Representatives in trying to choose a speaker this week clearly shows that nothing will be a sure thing in this Congress. Of course, we will continue advocating for the interests of the commercial real estate industry no matter what the political terrain may be in Congress.

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30
Dec
2022
Market Share’s Most Popular Posts of 2022
Posted On December 30, 2022  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

Read the full list of what captured the attention of industry professionals this year on Market Share, the official blog for commercial real estate.

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12
Oct
2022
Capital Markets: Investing in a Rising Interest Rate Environment
Posted On October 12, 2022  By Matt Baron  And has No Comment

Midway into a panel discussion at CRE.Converge, a quip about the Federal Reserve behaving like a novice teenaged driver – “way too much gas, way too much brake, way too much gas” – drew laughter from many attending the jampacked session. But palpable nervousness tinged those […]

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11
Oct
2022
Marci Rossell on Interest-rate Realities, the Shrinking Labor Supply and Trouble in Europe
Posted On October 11, 2022  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

At CRE.Converge this week, attendees had the chance to hear from Marci Rossell, expert economic forecaster, former CNBC chief economist and co-host of Squawk Box. Rossell spoke candidly on a broad range of topics from supply chain issues to the challenges in finding labor to the […]

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17
Aug
2022
Revenue Surpluses Provide Opportunity for Tax Relief within States
Posted On August 17, 2022  By Toby Burke  And has No Comment

The economic slowdown from the COVID-19 pandemic initially raised concerns within states that general revenue collections would be lower than anticipated and, as a result, create shortfalls in maintaining a balanced budget. Although revenue collections from certain sectors of the economy, such as hospitality and tourism, […]

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08
Aug
2022
Economic Trends Underlying the Urban to Suburban Shift
Posted On August 8, 2022  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

Remote work has become the norm for many employees since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, with no indication that full-time office attendance will return anytime soon – if ever again. The ongoing labor shortage compels companies to adapt their work-from-home policies to recruit and retain […]

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