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Arnall Golden Gregory attorney and Penn alumni Scott Fisher brings us an update from The Wharton School's  Zell-Lurie Real Estate Center  spring summit in Philly this month. The conference boasts an all-star cast of moguls, professors, and commercial real estate superstars who navigate the screeching curves of the economy. The overall consensus: recovery and steady pace in the right direction. But interest rates are a concern again. When will r ates go up, and by  how much? Only Mr. Bernanke knows for sure. Also troubling: the deficit and unemployment, as well as budget headaches at the state and local levels. How will you be affected? Scott says it will all depend on where you are on the commercial real estate battlefield. You may be a master of the universe chasing Class-A core real estate or one of the foot soldiers closer to the ground seeking out more down-to-earth deals. For more info on our sponsor, AGG, click here.

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