ORTLIP DICKENSIAN ON MARKET

Grandbridge?s Mike Ortlip says the current economic scene is much like A Tale of Two Cities, ?And it's not clear, which city we're going to wind up living in.? (That's Mike on a recent scouting trip with his sons at the top of Baldy Mountain in Cimarron, NM.) Grandbridge has been successful at finding capital, and the last two years have been particularly profitable. But plenty of industry friends, he says,?have taken it in the head.? Mike will be sharing more of his observations as a panelist at Bisnow's upcoming Capital Markets Summit at the Westin Charlotte Oct. 20. Sign up here!

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