Author: Sule Aygoren Carranza

Executive Bio
Sule Aygoren Carranza is the New York City-based editor of Real Estate Forum and multifamily editor for GlobeSt.com. She has been reporting on commercial real estate since 2001 and has received numerous awards for her coverage of the industry. A cum laude graduate from Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Sule currently lives in Westchester with her husband and young son. Contact Sule Aygoren Carranza

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This Year to Be Worry-Free for Multifamily

BOCA RATON, FL-Experts at NMHC’s annual conference agreed that this year will be a great one for apartment markets in all regions across the country. FULL STORY

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2012 Could Be Multifamily’s Best Year

BOCA RATON, FL- The National Multi Housing Council’s 2012 Apartment Strategies Conference was held yesterday and homed in on apartment recovery in the new year. FULL STORY

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Can We Handle the Heat?

Investment activity is rising for some product types, prompting concerns over another bubble forming. Is the market healthy enough, though, to deal with the potential repercussions? FULL STORY

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NAIOP: In Slow Industrial Market, Large Spaces Steal Spotlight

SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Experts comment on industrial trends and the Panama Canal, Karl Rove discusses DC goings-on and an award is presented. FULL STORY

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NAIOP: Economic Tug-of-War Leaves Outlook Uncertain

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. FULL STORY

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Occupy Everything

These protesters are rallying against a system that’s so vast and intricate that they themselves are likely part of it. FULL STORY

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And So It Begins

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

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The Boomer Battle

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. FULL STORY

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Let's Not Forget the Lessons Learned

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

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Are We Ready for Another IPO Wave?

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

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