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All Posts Tagged With: "Estate Survey"

Latest PwC Real Estate Survey Finds Investors Cautious on Retail

The PwC Real Estate Investor Survey for the second quarter of 2011 finds that while investors overall seem optimistic about commercial real estate, there is a bit more caution when it comes to the retail sector. Overall, 83 percent of the markets …
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22Jun2011 | Retail Traffic | Continued

Index for Twin Cities CRE pros inches into positive territory

By Mark Anderson Local commercial real estate veterans see improvement on the horizon, but it may not be enough to spur broad new development anytime soon, according to a University of St. Thomas commercial real estate survey released Wednesday. …
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16Jun2011 | Finance and Commerce | Continued

Twin Cities commercial real estate pros optimistic on outlook

By Mark Anderson Twin Cities real estate veterans see improvement on the horizon, according to the University of St. Thomas’ Minnesota Commercial Real Estate Survey, although much of that current optimism probably is driven by the booming multifamily …
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15Jun2011 | Finance and Commerce | Continued

Where to Invest in Global Real Estate

According to theKnight Frank Citi global real estate survey, big cities in the BRICs will knock cities like Washington, DC and Geneva much lower on the list of top cities to invest in real estate by 2020. Some of the established Asian centres, …
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