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'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!
MHN TV: Interview with Steve Radcliffe
MHN chats with Steve Radcliffe, Managing Director – Asset Services at McDowell Properties, at the NMHC Apartment Operations and Technology Conference in Dallas. Radcliffe shares observations about keeping up with technology and a number of trends facing the apartment industry.
‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: Trouble Across the Atlantic
Fairly good news about the U.S. economy this week, but trouble’s brewing across the Atlantic.
MHN TV: The Battle for Multifamily
Faron Thompson, Managing Director of capital markets at Jones Lang LaSalle, describes how the banks, life insurance companies and GSEs are claiming a healthy slice of the multifamily market today.
‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: Good News for U.S. Economy
Dees Stribling discusses the state of the economy for the week ending 11/11.
MHN TV: ULI’s Tom Toomey on Important Changes to Real Estate
At ULI’s 2011 Fall Meeting, Tom Toomey, CEO of UDR, discusses important changes coming to real estate.
NMHC Tech Video Report: Interview with Robb Napolitano
MHN catches up with Robb Napolitano, IT director at MAXX Properties, at the NMHC Apartment Operations and Technology Conference in Dallas. Napolitano shares his take-aways and his observations about how the relationship between technology and operations has changed and will continue to evolve.