The U.S. is at the cusp of a manufacturing supercycle that I believe could reshape the global investment landscape and greatly impact the real estate industry. This manufacturing resurgence gained momentum with the “America first” emphasis and 2018 tariffs on Chinese goods. The Biden administration continued restricting capital inflows to China, which further encouraged bringing supply chains to the U.S….
U.S. Consumer prices rose again at the start of this year, signaling inflationary pressures that could force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates higher than previously forecast. The U.S. consumer price index was up 6.4% from January last year with a 0.5% increase from December to January. According to the same report, the shelter component kept inflation stubbornly high,…
With New York City being the largest central business district globally, there is plenty of speculation over how the real estate market will adapt and recover from the lingering effects of the pandemic. But make no mistake about it, Zoom cannot replace human interaction, corporate culture cannot be constructed via the internet, and the office building will get its revenge,…
With Germany recently joining the Central Banks selling negative-yielding bonds, there is roughly $16 trillion worth of corporate and government debt returning less to investors than they originally paid for them, if held to maturity. The search for positive yield has supported widespread purchases of U.S. Treasury securities from both international and domestic investors. The increased capital flow has kept…
Principal Russ Krivor discusses the millennial generation’s impact on the current housing market with Forbes Magazine’s Real Estate Council in a piece titled, When Will Millennials Finally Buy Homes — If Ever?
Principal Russ Krivor shares his outlook for the multifamily asset class heading into 2019 with Forbes Magazine’s Real Estate Council in a piece titled, Multifamily Outlook And The Interest Rate Conundrum In 2019