U.S. Multifamily Firms May Be Winners Of The Trade War
Rising material costs and an uncertain economic picture are stifling already sluggish apartment development, providing a potential future boost to the sector.
Rising material costs and an uncertain economic picture are stifling already sluggish apartment development, providing a potential future boost to the sector.
Minneapolis CRE is strong now, but the cycle might turn in a year or two.
Fears of President Donald Trump's erratic behavior and animus toward China might be disguising potentially more serious issues facing commercial real estate.
Tariffs against China are just one of the ways the U.S. is attempting to strengthen its trade prospects as China's economy and global network continues to grow.
With the U.S. and China agreeing to a partial deal to ease the trade war between them, markets hit all-time highs — but it may not move the needle much in CRE
The world's economy is doing well, but it faces risks, especially from trade wars.
More than 45M SF of speculative industrial development delivered in the first quarter without a tenant in place, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
With a new round of tariffs about to take effect, retailers with already thin margins will reportedly be tightening even further to avoid raising prices.
With President Donald Trump putting tariffs on the remaining $300B of Chinese imports, consumer goods — and the retailers who sell them — will feel the impa
Tariffs on Chinese goods theoretically will make Boston's building prices go even higher, but developers aren't concerned yet.
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