Last Updated: March 14, 2006 08:47pm ET

EXCLUSIVE: Experts Remain Optimistic But Worry Some at ‘Real Estate 2006’ Conference

By Bob Howard

CENTURY CITY, CA-Brokers foresee rising rental rates as a result of growing demand for space, and keynote speaker Sam Zell expects abundant capital to continue flowing into real estate for at least five years. But interest rates remain a bugaboo, the condo market shows some strain and rising construction costs worry lenders and developers.

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