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January 2010 Global Economic Outlook web conference available OnDemand!
Now that we have found “the bottom,” what’s next?
NAI Global’s Chief Economist Dr. Peter Linneman previews a slow economic recovery in 2010, with jobs on the decline through the first quarter and the housing sector in an upturn, with an in-depth review of what happened in 2009 and where we can go from here. Listen to the January 2010 Global Economic Outlook web conference OnDemand.
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About NAI NP Dodge
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NAI NP Dodge is the commercial division of the NP Dodge Company, Omaha’s largest full service real estate company. The firm is one of the oldest in the United States with five consecutive generations of ownership dating back to 1855.
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NAI Global Blog
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Dr. Linneman: Capital Markets Show First Signs of Recovery
Commercial Real Estate To Undergo ‘Massive Debt for Equity Swap,’ Says NAI Global Chief Economist Dr. Peter Linneman Lending activity will be on the rise as asset values increase and businesses and consumers become more willing to buy and invest, according to a new white paper from NAI Global Chief Economist Dr. Peter Linneman. The Great Recession’s impact on capital markets is examined, as well as how cap rates will impact real estate pricing over...
NAI Global Forms Joint Venture to Develop Brokerage Network Across Australia
NAI Global, Harcourts Group Form Joint Venture to Develop Commercial Brokerage Network Across Australia, New Zealand Joint Venture with Harcourts Group Significantly Expands NAI Global’s Presence and Service Reach Down Under NAI Global, the world’s premier managed network of commercial real estate firms and one of the largest real estate services providers worldwide, announced today a new joint venture with Harcourts Group that will significantly expand NAI Global’s reach and services in Australia and New...
Commercial Mortgage Defaults Highest Since 1994
A recent report from the FDIC indicates that commercial mortgage defaults rose to 3.82% at the end of 2009, the highest rate seen since 1994. But even with this historical default percentage, the U.S. still has a long way to go before we reach the peak. As problem lenders continue to land on the FDIC's radar, their losses largely driven by commercial real estate loans, we can expect more bank failures to occur in 2010...
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