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MHN TV: 2012 Seniors Housing Preview
Longtime seniors housing real estate expert Mel Gamzon offers insights into the seniors housing market. 2011 was a big year for seniors housing and healthcare REITs, and Mel explores what strategies companies are likely to develop in 2012.
'Economy Watch' with Dees Stribling: Good News for the Domestic Economy
The year was off to a surprisingly good start, at least for the domestic economy.
'Economy Watch' Podcast with Dees Stribling: Good News for the Holidays
A surprising round of good news ahead of the holidays.
MHN TV: Adaptive Reuse Development in New Orleans
David Abbenante, President of HRI Management, talks about how the company has helped rebuild New Orleans by turning abandoned industrial buildings into thriving multi-housing communities.
'Economy Watch' Podcast with Dees Stribling: Good News For the Holidays
A surprising round of good news ahead of the holidays.
MHN TV: Beyond Redevelopment
States under fiscal duress are rethinking traditional urban redevelopment models. In California the Redevelopment Agency system is, barring state supreme court reversal of earlier decisions, expected to virtually disappear. An Urban Land Institute panel of experts discusses how cities, developers and investors will operate in a post-RDA world.
'Economy Watch' Podcast with Dees Stribling: U.S. Consumers Still Not Confident
U.S. consumers aren’t opening their wallets quite as much as retailers thought, and Europe sinks back into a debt funk.
'Economy Watch' Podcast with Dees Stribling: Agreement in Brussels
Was the agreement reached in Brussels good news for the economy? No one knows yet.
'Economy Watch' Podcast with Dees Stribling: U.S. Still Tepid
The U.S. is still tepid, but at least the euro-zone situation didn’t blow up this week.
The 2011 MHN Excellence Awards
A video recap of the well attended 2011 MHN Excellence Awards. The awards ceremony and cocktail party was held on September 19 in Ohm, a neighborhood pioneering Douglaston Development community in New York City’s West Chelsea neighborhood. Make sure to drop by in 2012 if you couldn’t make it this year!