Economists View
US Economy Moves Forward
New presidential policies will dictate how the economic pie is sliced, according to economist Peter Linneman.
How Geopolitics Will Shape CRE Investment in 2025
What’s at stake for the U.S. property markets, according to economist Sabina Reeves.
3 Signs CRE Investors Are In for a Turnaround
The market is most likely over the hump, with stronger returns ahead, writes economist Ryan Severino.
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.
Why Worry About Rates? We’ve Been Here Before
There’s a familiar feeling among CRE investors about the current market correction.
How AI Will Transform CRE Forecasting
Advanced data analysis will be the industry’s new superpower, according to economist Ryan Severino.
Strong Growth in a Unique Cycle
Pent-up demand has fueled a boost in U.S. GDP, according to economist Peter Linneman.
The New Normal Rate Regime
The focus on near-term rates may obscure the importance of long-term economic performance.
Economist’s View: Don’t Blame Allocations for CRE Valuations
Transaction data is not the only factor determining pricing, according to economist Ryan Severino.
Economist’s View: Distress Opportunity Awaits—Or Does It?
Buyers and sellers are still not on the same page when it comes to values, according to economist Peter Linneman.