The Pause That Refreshes or the Beginning of the End?
| 12 May 2017
U.S. property markets are increasingly signaling that they have peaked. But is this really the end of the cycle?
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U.S. property markets are increasingly signaling that they have peaked. But is this really the end of the cycle?
Read moreThe significant gap between so-called “soft data” (such as surveys of business and consumer confidence) and “hard data” (the factors that directly support GDP growth) suggests yet another weak start to the year, but stronger growth is in the offing.
Read moreColliers’ 2016 Capital Flows Year-End Review and Outlook Report highlights recent shifts in U.S. property markets and perspective on the expectations for capital flows in 2017.
Read moreOur forthcoming Capital Flows 2016 Year-End Review and Outlook report highlights several important trends in the transactions of U.S. commercial property. Here’s a preview of one particularly interesting shift.
Read articleThe economy is starting the year on solid footing, broadly (if not fully) recovered from the financial recession and continuing its uneven pace of moderate growth.
Read articleHas the multifamily cycle peaked? Our short answer is “no” but our longer answer provides insight into opportunities and potential pitfalls that lie ahead for the multifamily investing.
Read articleIn our State of the U.S. Market and 2017 Outlook, we examine current economic and property market conditions and provide insight into what we can expect in the coming year and beyond.
Read articleThe economy is exhibiting its most robust growth in a year across a broad range of indicators, providing solid momentum into 2017 and strong support for property fundamentals.
Read articleColliers International experts share their outlook for the multifamily sector with GlobeSt.com.
Read articleA Preliminary Outlook at the Economic Impacts of a Trump Presidency
Read moreThe biggest news last Friday (not involving the FBI) was that third quarter GDP was estimated at a relatively robust 2.9% annualized, its fastest pace in two years and twice that in the second quarter.
Read moreFor all the recent breathless press hype surrounding this month’s Fed meeting, its outcome was hardly a shock: The Federal Open Market Committee elected to stand pat with interest rates…
Read moreLet’s recap events since we last published in early August and outline what we can expect for the economy this fall and into 2017. In a word, more: More mixed…
Read moreWith the 2016 Olympics taking place in Rio, compare what prime retail and office space you could buy for the cost of hosting the Games, past and present.
Read moreWith a host of positive economic news in the past few weeks, most economists were expecting a decisive pick-up in economic growth. Well, we got it, but for the wrong reason: The Bureau of Economic Analysis (“BEA”), which compiles the GDP figures, o
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