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WASHINGTON, DC--Both Fitch Ratings and the Federal Reserve say bank lending for commercial real estate is tightening. But then Fitch adds a postscript to this storyline.
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.
SAN DIEGO—More relevant to CRE than who becomes our next president is whether the Senate majority will change from Republican to Democrat, creating an all-bets-are-off scenario for our industry, Avison Young's Chris Cooper tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
NEW YORK CITY—Indices that track sentiment among the city's commercial and residential brokers—both in the current market and for the one that lies ahead—fell to new lows in the third quarter.
NEWARK, NJ—“In this high-tech world, businesses need high-speed internet to stay in touch with their customers and to stay ahead of their competitors. Newark Fiber does just that,” says Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka.
IRVINE, CA—Both the industrial and retail markets stand to gain from legalization, but one of the big constraints is marijuana's continued illegality at the federal level, Ten-X's Chris Muoio tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.