Going up: Interest rates are rising. What will that do to real estate in the foreseeable future?
What might be the impact of rising rates on real estate valuations, cap rates and lending?
What might be the impact of rising rates on real estate valuations, cap rates and lending?
While most analysts expect three interest rate increases this year, some anticipate four.
Understanding similarities and differences in liquidity patterns across markets globally and over time provides an additional important tool to help investors.
U.S. housing demand has undergone a dramatic change in the aftermath of the housing bust.
Returns for commercial real estate started 2018 at virtually the same level as they were during 2017.
One of a manager’s most important duties as a fiduciary is to safeguard not only investors’ capital, but also their sensitive data.
It will require great skill and great vision, and a nimble hand, to steer a core real estate portfolio to safety and to achieve consistently acceptable earnings.
The second quarter has seen the announcement of two multibillion-dollar industrial REIT acquisitions.
Listed real estate stocks can be a leading indicator for private real estate values.
Sentiment among international commercial property toward high-risk real estate investment strategies has dramatically fallen over the past 12 months.
The U.S. economy appears to be in a position of moderate growth.
Transaction volumes exceeded expectations in first quarter 2018, increasing 4.7 percent year-over-year.
In the first four months of 2018, global/multi-regional funds have bounced back from their low point in 2017.