SCOTTSDALE, AZ—Discussions about real estate investment strategies, corporate culture and transitioning businesses highlight day two of the “Development ‘11” conference.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Though NAIOP’s annual meeting started in a positive fashion, panelists note that unemployment, downgraded debt, the poor housing market and weak consumer credit continue creating economic uncertainty.

Hoping for dignity in politics may be too much to ask, but the current state of affairs is simply embarrassing.

The two big Boomer generations that bracket our working population also exert the greatest influence on all aspects of our society. But it remains to be seen whether this is a good thing or a bad thing.

The pace of investment is picking up as capital pours into the market. But let's not let enthusiasm get the best of us.

CORAL GABLES, FL—The nation’s debt problems were top-of-mind concerns for industry legend Stanley Tate and RER chief Jeffrey DeBoer at the Akerman Senterfitt 2011 US Real Estate Summit.

Speculation is rampant that some major companies are gearing up to go public (again). But will the market be receptive?

The financing market appears to be moving again, but it's still not cause for a celebration.