NEW YORK CITY—In the short term, though, Madison International Realty's Ronald Dickerman expects that commercial real estate investors will take a pause "and I can see bidding pools becoming thinner."<br>

LONDON—Jason Sibthorpe brings 28 years' commercial real estate industry experience to Avison Young, where he'll drive growth across all of the firm's business lines in the UK.

HOUSTON—Even with the sector's current hot streak, "lenders are very reluctant to put debt out on projects," says Conor Commercial's Jeff Stringer, who will share further insights at RealShare Industrial next week.

NEW YORK CITY—With a finite part of the workforce pursuing commercial real estate careers at any given time, "the industry's bench depth now mirrors that prior to the global financial crisis," says David Funk, managing editor for the SelectLeaders Job Barometer.

PRAGUE—Under the ownership of TPG Real Estate and Ivanhoé Cambridge, P3 Logistics Parks has grown into one of Europe's largest fully integrated logistics platforms and developers.

ORLANDO—With a slow-growth economy and the probability of an interest rate hike, investors are expected to take a cautious approach in coming months, the National Association of Realtors' Lawrence Yun said at a conference Friday.

NEW YORK CITY—Notwithstanding near-term volatility from interest rate jitters and uncertainty surrounding the election outcome, Kroll Bond Rating Agency gives REITs a "stable" outlook through 2017.

WASHINGTON, DC—The Real Estate Roundtable's Jeffrey DeBoer says industry leaders "now await the policy consequences of the upcoming national elections in anticipation of the economy's future direction."