TECHNOLOGY 86% also said it was important that the CEO himself or herself to actively promote the use of digital technologies. That said, just 5% said “digital astuteness” was the one capability that will be most critical to cultivating tomorrow’s CEOs. ...
Mitch Roschelle, the US real estate advisory practice leader at PwC, sat down with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox to discuss the ...
... ’s fastest-growing cities continue to attract new arrivals, PwC and ULI researchers noted that the frenzy of relocations has ... /> Housing Is Still Unaffordable For the eighth consecutive year, PwC and the ULI called out housing affordability as a defining ...
... quality properties and practically everything else. ULI and PwC found that industry leaders expect tenant demand to ... larger institutions pursuing the most aggressive deployment strategies, PwC and ULI found. Administrative tasks and customer service have ...
... size, formats or locations that they want, ULI and PwC found. The Debt Threat CRE capital has become expensive and ... expenses and the looming possibility of a demand downturn, ULI/PwC reported. Some segments of multifamily face oversupply, especially in the ...
... of this year. During the first three months of 2022, PwC reports, total U.S. investment sales volume spiked 68% compared ... two years before the market potentially softens," the report says. PwC also forecasts that niche sectors will interest investors more in ...
PwC’s former global real estate leader has signed on as ... the market. Hughes, who spent his last 18 months at PwC focused on hybrid transformations, can leverage corporate contacts, real estate ...
... policies, European populism and Brexit, according to a recent survey. PwC’s 20th annual survey of CEOs found that 38% are ...
... larger metro areas, secondary markets—or "18-hour cities," as PwC calls them—have great availability of services and amenities, but ... years, more than $300B will need to be refinanced. The PwC report says "a threat of haircuts" is still on the ...
As the year comes to a close and the interest rate bumped, foreigners still can’t get enough of that good ole homegrown American real estate, PricewaterhouseCoopers partner Mitch Roschelle (pictured, center) says. Shaky currencies, stocks and bonds push ...
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