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RE Journals
There may be new challenges in 2019 in the forms of rising interest rates, tightening credit and lingering uncertainty over the geopolitical climate, yet many commercial real estate professionals remain bullish on the market going into the new year.
Bloomberg
America’s finance capital is getting colonized by Silicon Valley. Google’s planned $1 billion expansion in New York will solidify its dominance as the city’s top big-tech office tenant – but only until Amazon arrives.
The Wall Street Journal
An important indicator in the U.S. commercial real-estate market is signaling that a decadelong bull run is on shaky ground heading into the new year.
SIOR Happenings
A new survey from Apto, a CRE software company, shows that, despite the challenges, most commercial brokers who have completed cannabis-related real estate transactions would do more of them. The results were released in November following voter approval of measures in three states that would legalize the sale of some form of marijuana.
Hoelscher Group buys 17 acres in Tomball Business Park David Piroletti honored by SIOR Chicago Chapter with Richard G. Levy President’s Award CRE industry veteran forms Citywide Commercial Kidder Matthews expands LA operations
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Harvard Business Review
Coping with workplace stress during the holidays often involves contending with shortened deadlines, meeting expectations for the end of the fiscal year and dealing with anxious customers. Here are a few ways to help your team members turn their holiday sneers into holiday cheers.
Forbes
According to real estate estate experts who identify investment opportunities in the U.S. and abroad, selective markets will stay hot even though rising interest rates signal a general cooling off for real estate in 2019.
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