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RCA, Deloitte, RERC Collaborate on 2011 Outlook Report for Commercial Real Estate Sector


Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Source: PRWeb


PRWeb reports: According to Expectations & Market Realities in Real Estate 2011, a report published collaboratively by Real Capital Analytics (RCA), Deloitte, and Real Estate Research Corporation, “Commercial real estate investors appear to remain cautious with their return expectations during these uncertain times, and are weighing the risks presented by the economy and the capital markets.”

The 2011 outlook report, released in May 2011, predicted that commercial real estate investment is likely to continue to be favored in comparison to other investment vehicles for the foreseeable future, due to its transparent and stable nature. Yet the sector also faces headwinds from a steep refinancing mountain coming in the next few years, as well as a sluggish US economy and low job growth.

Risk aversion was a main topic of the report, with contributors discussing what risks are currently present for the commercial real estate sector, and how best to avoid them.

For a more extensive summary of the collaborative report, please see the full article on PR Web. For the complete report, RCA subscribers can download the PDF here. Non-subscribers may purchase the report at www.RERC.com.


View the full article on PRWeb: RCA, Deloitte, RERC Collaborate on 2011 Outlook Report for Commercial Real Estate Sector


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