Peter Linneman
Dr. Peter Linneman is a principal and founder of Linneman Associates and professor emeritus at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
The US Is Still No. 1 for Global Investors
Dynamic companies and strong growth keep global capital flowing, writes economist Dr. Peter Linneman.
Why CRE Fundamentals Outlast Geopolitics
Dr. Peter Linneman on the real economics behind the Iran conflict.
The Case for Faster Economic Growth
Macro volatility may unlock unexpected strength, writes economist Dr. Peter Linneman.
Why AI’s Struggle With Logic Matters
The lack of real reasoning is still a significant hurdle for CRE, according to Dr. Peter Linneman.
A Better Way to Analyze Job Market Risk
Dr. Peter Linneman on which sectors are poised for growth and which are likely to contract.
Why Tariffs Are a Tough Argument to Make
Dr. Peter Linneman’s take on pricing and inflation impacts.
What Makes the US Trade Deficit a Capital Magnet
If it were to disappear, we’d have lost our unique attractiveness as an investment destination, writes CPE columnist Peter Linneman.
US Economy Moves Forward
New presidential policies will dictate how the economic pie is sliced, according to economist Peter Linneman.
Politics Aside, the US Economy Is Holding Strong
Real GDP will grow regardless of which party is in charge in D.C., writes economist Peter Linneman.
Strong Growth in a Unique Cycle
Pent-up demand has fueled a boost in U.S. GDP, according to economist Peter Linneman.