The authors of Integra’s Viewpoint 2017, Anthony Graziano, Chairman of Intergra Realty Resources and Hugh Kelly, Ph.D., Principal of Hugh Kelly Real Estate Economics appear on The Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss commercial real estate financing.
The authors of Integra’s Viewpoint 2017, Anthony Graziano, Chairman of Intergra Realty Resources and Hugh Kelly, Ph.D., Principal of Hugh Kelly Real Estate Economics appear on The Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss foreign investment in the real estate market, and the rough road ahead for retail
The authors of Integra’s Viewpoint 2017, Anthony Graziano, Chairman of Intergra Realty Resources and Hugh Kelly, Ph.D., Principal of Hugh Kelly Real Estate Economics (called in peak in Miami real estate in early 2016) appear on The Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss where the economy may be heading, what kind of stimulus we might expect to […]
The authors of Integra’s Viewpoint 2017, Anthony Graziano, Chairman of Intergra Realty Resources and Hugh Kelly, Ph.D., Principal of Hugh Kelly Real Estate Economics appear on The Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss the future of interest rates and how they may affect various real estate sectors.
Lisa Pendergast, Executive Director with the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council, joins The Commercial Real Estate Show to Michael to discuss this year’s survey. Highlights of the discussion include: Fed has been good about benchmarking where rates are headed. 80% of respondents expect 25 to 100 bp increase in interest rates Seeing better signs of […]
The unemployment rate in the Florida county of Miami-Dade County continued its steady decline that began in late 2009. Since its peak in August of that year, the unemployment rate has more than halved from 12.4% to 5.1% at the end of 2016 (January 1, 2017). The extent of this improvement can be appreciated in the accompanying […]
Edward Dittmer, Vice President and Head of Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) Surveillance with Morningstar Credit Ratings, appears on The Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss the current state of commercial real estate financing including financing of retail properties and CMBS loans.
Bill Fisher, Founder & CEO of Plum Lending, joins The Commercial Real Estate Show to talk about the current state of commercial real estate financing, as also to discuss forecasts for the future. What will be the impact of higher interest rates, and is online lending ready for the mainstream?
Manus Clancy, Senior Managing Director of Trepp, a leading provider of data, analytics, and technology solutions to the global securities and investment management industries. joins The Commercial Real Estate Show to discuss the current state of commercial real estate lending.
Kermit Baker, Chief Economist with AIA (American Institute of Architecture), dis, discusses the state of the current economic cycle on The Commercial Real Estate Show. Some highlights include: Getting long into period of growth Expect a bit of deceleration of growth Expects tax reform to take place under Trump Believes Trump effect will be positive […]
Brian D. Bailey, CCIM, Senior Financial Analyst/Commercial Real Estate at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, presents information related to commercial real estate in the United States.
Kermit Baker, Chief Economist at the American Institute of Architects (AIA), discusses the potential impacts a Trump administration on the economy and commercial property / commercial real estate, with Michael Bull on the Commercial Real Estate Show.
Michael Bull, an Atlanta based commercial real estate broker and host of The Commercial Real Estate Show, opines on the question, “I’m buying a commercial property, when should I order a title report?” His response is “right away,” explaining that otherwise you might spend money on other kinds of due diligence only to find out […]
Although interest rates still seem on the low side by all but the youngest players in the market, interest rates nonetheless have made a sharp upturn in recent months. Consider that 10-year yields are near a 5 year high and more than 50% higher than the lower levels during the same period. Shorter term yields, […]
At the end of the 4th quarter of 2016, U.S. Treasury yields, on a nominal basis, were notably higher at every maturity, with increases for 5 years or longer of 50 or so basis points. On a real basis, rates we also up across the board, albeit slightly less for maturities of 5 years or […]
At the end of the 3rd quarter of 2016, U.S. Treasury yields, on a nominal basis, were essentially unchanged at the shortest and longest ends, moving up a tad, as much as 20 basis points or so, for all maturities between. On a real basis, for maturities of 5 years or more, yields at the […]
