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Three Trends That Will Shape CRE Over the Next 5 Years
Three Trends That Will Shape CRE Over the Next 5 Years

The near-term outlook for CRE is uncertain, but the longer term view is strong.


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Office, Multifamily Sectors Set to Benefit from Solidifying Labor Market
Office, Multifamily Sectors Set to Benefit from Solidifying Labor Market

The economy is expected to end the year with more than 2 million new jobs.


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How Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation Stays Ahead of the Pack
How Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation Stays Ahead of the Pack

High interest rates, low lending volume, and overall market uncertainty? Don’t tell Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation (MMCC), which has continued to grow its capital markets platforms and close major deals since we spoke with their team last November. 


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Fed Rate Cut Sparks New Questions for CRE
Fed Rate Cut Sparks New Questions for CRE

There is aggressive bidding on some multifamily, industrial and retail assets.


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Fed slashes interest rates by a half point, an aggressive start to its first easing campaign in four years
Fed slashes interest rates by a half point, an aggressive start to its first easing campaign in four years

The Federal Open Market Committee chose to lower its key overnight borrowing rate by a half percentage point, or 50 basis points, amid signs that inflation was moderating and the labor market was weakening.


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West Hollywood City Council approves 8850 Sunset development
West Hollywood City Council approves 8850 Sunset development

Sunset Strip project would include a hotel, housing, and a new home for the Viper Room


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Interest Rate Decisions Hinge on Lagging Inflation Estimates
Interest Rate Decisions Hinge on Lagging Inflation Estimates

THE FED IS SETTING INTEREST RATES BASED IN PART ON OLD DATA

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Plans to expand LA Convention Center in time for 2028 Olympics move forward
Plans to expand LA Convention Center in time for 2028 Olympics move forward

After over a decade of planning and debate, the Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to move forward with renovation and expansion plans for the Los Angeles Convention Center.

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How a Fed rate cut delay is impacting commercial real estate
How a Fed rate cut delay is impacting commercial real estate

The impact of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates higher for longer has filtered into a large swath of the economy, including commercial real estate.

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Los Angeles secures $900M in federal funds to improve public transit ahead of 2028 Olympics
Los Angeles secures $900M in federal funds to improve public transit ahead of 2028 Olympics

Los Angeles will receive $900 million in federal funding to improve public transportation

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