Commercial Real Estate & Business News August 6, 2018
Job Growth Continues the Longest Streak of Employment Gains Recorded Employers added 157,000 net new jobs in July, the nation’s 94th consecutive month of jobs gains, according to Friday’s national employment report released by the Labor Dept. Although July’s jobs report was weaker than analysts expected, both May and June job numbers were revised upwards by 59,000, […]
Commercial Real Estate & Business News August 3, 2018
The Best and Worst Places to Rent in America Roughly 43 million Americans have made the decision to rent rather than purchase their homes, due to convenience, cost, or both, according to personal-finance website WalletHub. While there may be a variety of factors that go into the rent-versus-buy decision, it usually comes down to price. […]
Commercial Update – Phoenix
IRR (Integra Realty Resources) just released their 2018 Viewpoint report. They always provide a great high level of the general markets in which they analyze. It is a very helpful for investors to get a quick gauge on the overall cycle in which each product type is currently in. Here are the charts from the […]
Commercial Real Estate & Business News August 2, 2018
Federal Reserve Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged The Federal Reserve is holding interest rates steady, for now. The unanimous statement by policy makers under Fed Chairman Jerome Powell came at end of a two-day meeting in Washington. The decision had been expected, and the Fed indicated little deviation from its current plans to raise rates at […]
Commercial Real Estate & Business News August 1, 2018
Graycor Raises Massive Panels at TEN Distribution Center Graycor Construction Company has completed the first of three “Panel Lifts” at TEN Distribution Center 1, providing an initial glimpse at the size and scope of building one at Irwin G. Pasternack AIA + Associates PC’s planned $300 million, 3.6 million-square-foot industrial park in Phoenix, Arizona. The […]
Commercial Real Estate & Business News July 31, 2018
Understanding the Cityscape: 8 Key Trends in Urban Neighborhoods As common as it is to consider urban and suburban environments opposites in terms of density, development, and culture, it’s neither helpful nor accurate to define all urban locations by their high-population downtowns or all suburbs as strictly single-family residential. So concludes The New Geography of […]