Sentences with phrase «senior real estate economist»
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.
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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.
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.
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The crux of the problem, Richard Mattoon, a senior economist at the Chicago Fed and a lecturer on real estate at Northwestern University told Canadian Business, is that dividends and capital gains make up a much larger share of top earners» pay than they did in the past — and that part of their compensation package tends to be very volatile.
«A slight decline in real - estate related balances, consistent with broader housing market developments, contributed to a flat quarter for total outstanding household debt,» Donghoon Lee, senior economist at the New York Fed, said in a statement.
According to Aaron Terrazas, a senior economist at Zillow, the inventory shortage in San Diego's real estate market is partly the result of homeowners who are reluctant to sell:
According to BMO Chief Economist, Douglas Porter, and Senior Economist, Robert Kavcic, there are a handful of factors that directly or indirectly impact real estate prices in Toronto and Vancouver.
Earl Sweet, senior economist and managing director at BMO Capital Markets has stated that «After a severe and protracted market downturn in the 1990s, the commercial real estate industry in Canada has been characterized by cautious development and prudent lending practices.»
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.
«The macro-factors that have defined real estate in recent years — strong demand and weak supply — continue to set the tone for the industry,» says Joseph Kirchner, senior economist for realtor.com.
Smoke comes to realtor.com ® after serving six years as chief economist, senior vice president, and other executive roles at real estate marketing firm Hanley Wood, and has been focusing on the housing industry for 20 years.
The vacancy rate in the retail sector is expected to be at 10 percent by year - end and to trend a bit upward heading into 2018, according to Barbara Byrne Denham, senior economist at real estate research firm Reis.
Paul Bishop, NAR's senior economist, says both buyers and sellers use traditional methods to choose a real estate agent.
Barbara Byrne Denham, senior economist at real estate research firm Reis Inc., also believes the federal government should be contributing more.
Call it a classic case of too much too soon: After zooming more than 9 percent in 2013 and 5 percent last year, median home values in the six - county metro area should level off with just a 0.5 percent increase in 2015, predicts Skylar Olsen, a senior economist at the real estate research firm Zillow.
«The macro-factors that have defined real estate in recent years — strong demand and weak supply — continue to set the tone for the industry,» said Joe Kirchner, senior economist for realtor.com ®.
«The macro factors that have defined real estate in recent years — strong demand and weak supply — continue to set the tone for the industry,» says Joe Kirchner, senior economist for realtor.com ®.
«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.
«As a percentage of household real estate, homeowners» equity in real estate has rebounded to 54.5 percent from a low of 36.9 percent in 2009, although it has not fully made up the ground to levels seen before the recession,» said Jennifer Lee, Senior Economist, BMO Capital Markets.
Barbara Byrne Denham, a senior economist at real - estate investment - research firm Reis Inc., said the tax bill could be a particular boon for rental markets in suburban areas with high property taxes.
A major reason tech companies are branching out of Silicon Valley and San Francisco are costs, and not just the cost of real estate — the cost of talent as well, according to Ryan Severino, senior economist and director of research at Reis.
Ms. Mace is a member of the National Association of Business Economists (NABE), the Urban Land Institute (ULI), ULI's Senior Housing Council and New England Women in Real Estate (NEWIRE / CREW).