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Slow Economic Growth and Volatility – The New Normal?


Friday, December 17, 2010
Source: International Business Times


International Business Times reports: What does the "New Normal" look like for the commercial property world? Slow economic growth and volatility - which is actually a return to the "old normal" before the unrealistic refinancing and bubbles of the 2000s.

"Investors are yield-starved, and the combination of safety and yield spreads over 10-year Treasuries makes core commercial real estate very attractive," says Robert M. White, CRE, founder and CEO of Real Capital Analytics, a global property research firm. With the volatility and no clear trend in the economy, "occupancy is worth a lot and vacancy is worth little," White says.


View the full article on International Business Times: Slow Economic Growth and Volatility – The New Normal?


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