Some REITs Sectors Still Feel Pandemic Effects
Some REITs Sectors Still Feel Pandemic Effects
Fitch Ratings' Stephen Boyd on the three sectors that need the most monitoring in 2022.
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Fitch Ratings' Stephen Boyd on the three sectors that need the most monitoring in 2022.
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Fitch Ratings' Stephen Boyd on the three sectors that need the most monitoring in 2022.
The post Some REITs Sectors Still Feel Pandemic Effects appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
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The U.S. is functioning more normally and that is reflected in net operating income for these companies
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Chris Wimmer of Fitch Ratings on the challenges facing owners of urban office properties.
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Chris Wimmer of Fitch Ratings on the challenges facing owners of urban office properties.
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On this week's installment of House Money: students in Utah have nowhere to live after being waitlisted for student housing, Florida's state government tries to stop a city's zoning reforms, and why the real estate industry could see layoffs soon.
On this week's installment of House Money: students in Utah have nowhere to live after being waitlisted for student housing, Florida's state government tries to stop a city's zoning reforms, and why the real estate industry could see layoffs soon.
With the advent of LED and CFL (compact fluorescent light) being installed in new builds, my clients come to me for tips on alleviating how these bulbs make them βfeel.β As an eco-conscious designer, I support every effort and product thatβs made to reduce our carbon footprint and lighten the load on our wallets. Yet some of these new technologies have hidden harmful effects on our health and we donβt even know itβs happening. If youβre struggling with tired eyes, headaches or insomn...
With the advent of LED and CFL (compact fluorescent light) being installed in new builds, my clients come to me for tips on alleviating how these bulbs make them βfeel.β As an eco-conscious designer, I support every effort and product thatβs made to reduce our carbon footprint and lighten the load on our wallets. Yet some of these new technologies have hidden harmful effects on our health and we donβt even know itβs happening. If youβre struggling with tired eyes, headaches or insomn...
FHA swill grant underwriting flexibility to borrowers in cases in which they experienced negative financial effects from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The post FHA gives borrowers flexibility to combat βunnecessaryβ effects of COVID-19 pandemic appeared first on HousingWire.
FHA swill grant underwriting flexibility to borrowers in cases in which they experienced negative financial effects from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The post FHA gives borrowers flexibility to combat βunnecessaryβ effects of COVID-19 pandemic appeared first on HousingWire.
Expenses incurred along the supply chain have trickled down from companies to consumers over the past two years. And in the rapidly growing Triangle, the scramble for product and the intense demand for homes and commercial space has resulted in rising prices. But now, builders are starting to see light at the end of the tunnel.
Expenses incurred along the supply chain have trickled down from companies to consumers over the past two years. And in the rapidly growing Triangle, the scramble for product and the intense demand for homes and commercial space has resulted in rising prices. But now, builders are starting to see light at the end of the tunnel.
With less than two months' supply of homes for sale, Atlanta's housing market is still heavily weighted toward sellers. But for the first time in more than a year, buyers who are still in the market have some of leverage.
With less than two months' supply of homes for sale, Atlanta's housing market is still heavily weighted toward sellers. But for the first time in more than a year, buyers who are still in the market have some of leverage.
A report from Fox News. ββFor the last seven straight months it has been going down and this is a huge drop β and I think all it says is, βSomebody do something or weβre going to go into a recession,β said National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard.β US News and World Reports. βThe confidence of homebuilders fell 12 points in July in its sharpest drop since the early days of the coronavirus, the National Association of Homebuilders reported. βIn another sign of a...
A report from Fox News. ββFor the last seven straight months it has been going down and this is a huge drop β and I think all it says is, βSomebody do something or weβre going to go into a recession,β said National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard.β US News and World Reports. βThe confidence of homebuilders fell 12 points in July in its sharpest drop since the early days of the coronavirus, the National Association of Homebuilders reported. βIn another sign of a...
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At the height of the Covid pandemic, many young adults moved back in with mom and dad. It was an unprecedented moment of uncertainty; college campuses were closed and jobs were scarce. More than two years later, 67% of millennials and Gen Zers who moved home are still there, according to a recent report by LendingTree.Β More from Personal Finance:What a recession could mean for youBest money moves after the Fed's interest rate hikesNearly half of all Americans are falling deeper in debt Most s...