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‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: Mortgage Rates are Up
Mortgage rates are up, but the Fed promises that tapering doesn’t mean it’s going to raise its interest rates.
‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: The ECB Promises Low Rates
The ECB promises low rates, and the U.S. adds more jobs.
MHN TV: Micro Unit Trends: The Emerging Tenant
Kauri Investments Ltd. chairman James Potter and AREA Real Estate LLC principal David Adelman sat down at the ULI Spring Meeting to discuss the type of demand they’re seeing for micro unit apartments.
‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: The Economy Didn’t Grow Much
The economy didn’t grow much in the first quarter, but there continues to be other good news.
MHN TV: Interest Rates and the Real Estate Market
Bob Bach, national director of market analytics for Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, discusses his expectations for the impact of interest rate movement on cap rates and real estate investment at the NAREE conference in June.
MHN TV: Top Trends in Real Estate
Howard Gelbtuch, chairman of The Counselors of Real Estate and principal with Greenwich Real Estate Advisors, discusses some of the most noteworthy issues arising out of CRE’s 2013 list of the top 10 issues in real estate during the National Association of Real Estate Editors conference in June 2013.
‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: Ben Bernanke Spooks the Markets
Ben Bernanke spooks the markets, but the housing recovery is still chugging along.
MHN TV: Micro Unit Trends: The Response
Kauri Investments Ltd. chairman James Potter and AREA Real Estate LLC principal David Adelman sat down at the ULI Spring Meeting to discuss municipal, capital markets and neighborhood response to micro unit apartment projects.
MHN TV: Meeting Demand in the Multifamily Market
Alan Mark, CEO of The Mark Co., talks about apartment-to-condo conversions and meeting the needs of the two biggest multifamily groups.
‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: People are Buying More
People are buying more, and housing is stronger, but US growth is still middling.