2018 GDP growth could range from essentially flat to upwards of 3%. CBRE's Spencer Levy charts the "macro and micro factors" that could tilt it one way or the other.
“Negotiations between the House and Senate will have a significant impact on pass-through entities' passive investments,” says Revathi Greenwood at Cushman & Wakefield.
“For the past 10 years, the number of single-family homes that are rented has grown steadily and remains near the highest levels ever recorded,” says Aaron Terrazas at Zillow.
We sit down with Andrew Starrels of Holland & Knight LLP to discuss how the tax plans passed in the House and the Senate could have a dampening effect on housing construction and home ownership.
The new tax legislation is being trumpeted (no pun intended) as the new era of tax reform. I am afraid that I beg to differ. It is, yet again, another…
While there has been a fairly dramatic decrease in sales volume this year due to a disconnect between buyers and sellers, there are pockets of strength and the outlook is positive for 2018, Colliers' Joe Harbert tells GlobeSt.com.
“The reality is that there will be more retail transactions next year than there have ever been,” CBRE's Americas retail leader told GlobeSt.com at the recent ISCS New York Deal Making conference.
Access to skilled labor is a fundamental need for scaling tech companies, so with Orange County's 3.3% unemployment rate, you could say the increase in STEM graduates is filling a much-needed gap, JLL's Scott Wetzel tells GlobeSt.com.