Sentences with phrase «based real estate economist»
«We don't really have enough new homebuilding going on to satisfy the population increase that we're seeing,» said Phoenix - based real estate economist Michael Orr.
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«We don't really have enough new homebuilding going on to satisfy the population increase that we're seeing,» said Phoenix - based real estate economist Michael Orr.
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The Paris - based OECD warned that «there is a risk that a prolonged period of easy finance could result in a price bubble,» which may endanger French banks [5], while Hervé Boulhol, the OECD's France economist, warned against treating French real estate as a safe - haven and that the property market's powerful rise without a corresponding rise in income «may signal a bubble phenomenon, as a bubble is a disconnection with fundamentals.»
This must be a lie because it's reported by HuffPost, an «American spy media» based on some «sadist» reports coming from a «Voodoo» economist called David Madani who must have bet everything, including short - selling his own mother - in - law for Canada's Real Estate to die... Yeah, right.
«While the momentum for sales activity began improving a few months ago, it may be losing steam after having just climbed back in line with an average of the past 10 years, said Gregory Klump, chief economist with the Ottawa - based Canadian Real Estate...
The Economist magazine ran an update to its story on global real estate with valuation estimates based on rents and income.
Investors are still interested in buying real estate overseas markets despite slowing economies, says Kevin White, senior real estate economist for Boston - based Property & Portfolio Research.
The last thing they want to walk into is a situation where a tenant paying above - market rents files for bankruptcy or closes a store and leaves them in a situation where they will be unable to re-lease the space and still get the same rents, notes Robert Bach, senior vice president and chief economist with Grubb & Ellis, a Santa Ana, Calif. - based commercial real estate services firm.
Since then other (lazy) economists wrote their own articles that were based on this initial presumptuous article and recently more articles have popped up to inflate the hysteria of a real estate balloon in Canada.
The index, based on signed real estate contracts, provides a more up - to - date read on the housing market than any other indicator available, says NAR Chief Economist David Lereah.
Kenneth Rosen, economist and chairman of Berkely, Calif. - based Lend Lease Rosen Real Estate Securities, said that there is a 60 % chance that the U.S. economy will enter into a full - blown recession in 2003.
«We see the office vacancy rate climbing toward the end of the year, which is something we've been anticipating as job creation slows,» says Sam Chandan, chief economist for Reis, a New York - based commercial real estate research firm.
Brad Hunter, chief economist for HomeAdvisor.com, a real estate website based in Golden, Colo., said sustained hikes in gas prices could affect real estate development in South Florida, increasing demand and prices for homes near downtowns and employment centers.
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«It certainly increases the risk that we are going to have another fairly unspectacular year,» says Ryan Severino, senior economist for New York - based real estate research firm Reis LLC.
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Suzanne Mulvee, a senior real estate economist with Boston - based Property & Portfolio Research (PPR), takes a similar view, noting that transaction volume will not start picking up until late 2009, with many closings taking place in 2010.
Robert Bach, chief economist with Santa Ana, Calif. - based commercial real estate services firm Grubb & Ellis, thinks it will take 10 to 12 months before the economy begins to recover.
«In January 1998, Wall Street analysts thought it was almost a natural law that REIT stocks would trade above the value of their properties,» says Hugh Kelly, chief economist with New York - based Landauer Real Estate Counselors.
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Stan Humphries, chief economist for a Seattle - based real - estate - research firm, says a decrease in the percentage of underwater homes has allowed more homeowners to sell at a profit, so they can finally relocate to other parts of the country, and has allowed more couples to make marital decisions without worrying about a distress sale ruining their credit.
In fact, with a debt to total assets ratio of approximately 98 percent, virtually any bid General Growth receives in today's environment will be at a discount to the book value of its properties, says Suzanne Mulvee, senior real estate economist with Property & Portfolio Research, a Boston - based research firm.
Based on estimates from economists, as reported by The Wall Street Journal in June, China nets anywhere from 16 % to 25 % of its GDP from real estate investments and real - estate - related services, such as construction.