Fed Clears a Path for Higher Interest Rates in 2022
The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee announced some significant changes in monetary policy: a faster tapering of bond purchases and the possibility of as [...]
With The Infrastructure Bill Passed, CRE’s Wait For Its Effects Begins In Earnest
As the bipartisan infrastructure bill awaits President Joe Biden’s signature to become law, the commercial real estate industry awaits the effects of $550B in [...]
Global Supply-Chain Problems Escalate, Threatening Economic Recovery
Global Supply-Chain Problems Escalate, Threatening Economic Recovery Component shortages, surging prices of raw materials and transportation backups compound the bottlenecks Global supply-chain bottlenecks are [...]
Industrial Vacancy Below 1% Near Nation’s Busiest Port
The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach — together, the nation’s busiest — continue to experience record volumes, leading to double-take-worthy industrial fundamentals nearby. [...]
President Biden’s Proposed Tax Law Changes and Real Estate
President Biden is expected to release shortly a 2022 federal budget, which will include the President’s proposed tax law changes. With the Democrats currently [...]
Ports Set Records With February Cargo Volume
The United States’ top port for containerized imports from Asia reported its best February on record as the nation’s economy continues to bounce back [...]
The Political Path to Repeal the 1031 Exchange
Most real estate investors feel strongly that 1031 exchanges remain a target for repeal or limitation. President Joe Biden’s election has renewed the discussion [...]
The Untapped Potential of Sale-Leasebacks
Sale-leasebacks are continuing their meteoric rise in the M&A world, and private equity firms that aren’t yet taking advantage of these arrangements “could be [...]
2020 -> 2021: Southern California Industrial Market Outlook
Market conditions for the Los Angeles industrial market have weakened as a result of the pandemic, like most other markets across the nation and [...]