Our most watched guest is back with even more hot takes on the economy and CRE. Willy was joined once again by acclaimed economist, Dr. Peter Linneman. They covered today’s most pressing issues including the Fed’s next move, the impact of the economy on the CRE asset classes, which regions are seeing the most growth, his predictions for the future, and much more.
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Key Points In The Webcast: 05:55 Did last quarter’s predictions come true? 14:01 Getting clear on interest rate sensitivity 20:37 Insights on speculative real estate 23:35 Should we be worried about too many office loans? 28:08 Are unemployment rates a predictor of growth? 34:20 Consumer spending in the current economy 37:45 Will more people be paying debts? 40:29 Breaking down the issue of national debt 45:12 Is now the time to invest in real estate? 48:45 Why foreign buyers are still lagging behind 53:00 State of multifamily markets in major cities 54:00 Buyer confidence and the Chinese consumer base 59:56 Dr. Linneman’s investment advice
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