John Salustri has covered the commercial real estate industry for nearly 25 years. He was the founding editor of GlobeSt.com, and is a four-time recipient of the Excellence in Journalism award from the National Association of Real Estate Editors.
The affordable housing sector is in financial crisis. And this year, it seems the crisis is becoming more chaotic. In the midst of chaos, creativity in the approach of funding is what you need.
The days of quantitative easing are over, and the Federal Reserve is now looking to trim its balance sheet. Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation's William Hughes explains how this will impact commercial real estate.
The old adage about rising tides lifting all boats applies to the current cycle in both single- and multifamily housing segments, according to Institutional Property Advisors' August Research Brief.
New shopping patterns translate directly to the need for more warehousing . . . a trend good for the industrial market, as Marcus & Millichap's National Industrial Overview states.
Multifamily is the perennial darling of the CRE industry. But a deeper dive shows a major gap in specific markets between supply and demand. NorthMarq Capital's Melissa Marcolini Quinn offers a mortgage banking perspective.
CALABASAS, CA—A slight weakness in absorption and a bit too much construction made for a softer first quarter. But it's only a snapshot of an otherwise continually strong multifamily market, says John Sebree of Marcus & Millichap.
LAS VEGAS—If you think of this New York City borough as little more than landfills and a route to Jersey, well, think again. Douglas Elliman's Faith Consolo tells GlobeSt.com that there's change coming.
LAS VEGAS—If the broader real estate industry, beyond retail, is facing issues, they revolve more around inventory than they do anything happening in the economy or in Washington, DC. So says CCIM 2017 president Robin Webb, CCIM, in this exclusive video interview from RECon 2017.