CANNES, FRANCE-Some commercial real estate firms aren't comfortable leaving the boundaries of the US to do business, but having diversity in different countries can come in handy in an uncertain economy, explained Ahsin Rasheed, chief executive officer and president of Baltimore-based architecture firm DDG. He spoke here at the recent MAPIC conference with GlobeSt.com's Ian Ritter.
During the conversation they touched on:
- Finding the equilibrium of domestic and global projects.
- How to choose what countries and projects to work on.
- The plus of working in several commercial real estate sectors.
- Commercial real estate development in China.
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