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PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
The week ending July 22 saw more fruitless wrangling between lawmakers in Washington, signs that the Eurozone will be able to work out its problem with Greece, and CRE prices and construction increases.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
Economic news for the week of July 15 was dominated by the oncoming potential disaster of U.S. default on its debt, which could happen very soon if Congress remains at an impasse.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
Economic news was mostly bad for the week ending July 8, with employment numbers looking ugly, construction spending down and the debt ceiling deadline closing in.
MHN TV: Regulatory and Benchmarking Update
MHN interviews AUM executives at the 2011 NAA conference in Las Vegas. Jeffrey Peterson and Jim Kenneally share information about water meter regulations in California as well as benchmarking green attributes in affordable housing.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending July 1, home prices were up for once; consumer confidence and sentiment were down; and investors in the Eurozone were happy to learn that Greece won’t be crumbling to ruins.
MHN TV: Lori Snider Shares Marketing Tips
MHN interviews multifamily marketing strategist Lori Snider, founder of The Lori Snider Company, at the 2011 NAA conference in Las Vegas. Snider shares ideas gleaned from the retail sector and offers suggestions for maximizing the marketing potential of laundry rooms, parking areas and more.
MHN TV: Turning Prospects into Renters
MHN Editor-in-Chief Diana Mosher visits with Sanford Steinberg, AIA, CPG during the 2011 NAA conference in Las Vegas. Steinberg shares strategies for apartment unit layouts, how to create an inviting arrival experience that will seal the deal, and current trends shaping amenities.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending June 24, uncertainty colors the Fed’s diagnosis of the U.S. economy; Greece gets set to vote on austerity measures that could earn it more money from the E.U. and IMF; and governments release small amounts of crude oil reserves to the open market.
U.S. Making a Strong Recovery According to IPD Global Index
Peter Hobbs, senior director of Group Business Development at IPD, discusses research from the IPD 2010 Global Index, which found, among other things, that multifamily was the top performing asset class in the United States for 2010.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending June 17, good news came in about gas prices and housing starts, but economists are less optimistic about U.S. predictions for the year. And the eurozone has its own problems, with Greece and Spain battling austerity issues.