Part 1 appeared in the February 10th edition of NEREJ.
To most investors, a competent appraisal is a welcome part of a prudent asset managem...
In the news from the Appraisal Institute. The Appraisal Institute (AI) commented February 15th on the Financial Accounting Standards Board's...
The real estate industry comprises just one piece of a very complex economic puzzle. Other pieces include financial and business services, t...
The New England CRE chapter held its first program of the year on February 16th at the CBRE offices featuring Ray Torto, Ph.D, CRE. Torto i...
Much has been said about impending inflation recently, by politicians, banks, economists, and the Federal Reserve. Generally speaking, many ...
It's been a mild winter in New England, of nearly historic proportions. Many of us are thinking golf in March with daffodils not far behind....
The supply of vacant land available for sale has increased, partially due to the difficulty in obtaining financing. Due to a slow down in ne...
After last month's Fed announcement it seems the case for real estate became stronger. The Fed statement - that short term interest rates wi...
As I was thinking about what type of real estate story to write this month, I came back once again to the housing market. I realized that th...
Euro zone troubles continue to impact optimism about domestic recovery. Government cutbacks continue to offset employment gains from the pri...
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