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Video highlights of ULI PwC Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2027 ... youtu.be/p6zy03eTchQ?is=ld4H… via @YouTube
Emerging Trends in Real Estate: Top Markets and Sectors bullrealty.com/intel/blog-po…
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Commercial Real Estate Recovery: Where Are We in the Cycle? | Mike Acton... youtu.be/dcxSM7Gx1fg?is=DkBJ… via @YouTube
Commercial Real Estate Recovery: Where Are We in the Cycle? | Mike Acton, AEW : campaignlp.constantcontact.c…
What’s your guess on how much people will spend on average this holiday season?
Holiday retail sales are forecast to grow 4.3% to 4.9% while retail space stays scarce. ICSC CEO Tom McGee joins Michael Bull, CCIM to share the latest on retail and retail real estate on this weeks show.
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This weeks show is available!
Michael talks with @TomMcGeeCEO @ICSC discussing the latest on retail.
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This weeks show is available to watch. We look at foreign investors view of U.S. real estate.
The show features Michael Bull, CCIM, CEO of Bull Realty and Gunnar Branson, CEO of AFIRE
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Show about opportunities in the current market
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Retail Sales Outlook: Why Shoppers Keep Spending | NRF Chief Economist M... youtu.be/xpvb7JH4Seo?is=9UNt… via @YouTube
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Guy I know owns a strip mall.
One of his tenants brings a dog into the store. A customer walks in and the dog bites the customer.
He’s sues the landlord. No problem, he has insurance.
He checks the policy closely.
Dog attacks are covered, but only if it’s a customer’s dog!
A tenant’s dog? Not covered.
So the landlord is on his own!
Read your insurance policies.
Data centers on this weeks show.
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Opportunity?
Why Senior Housing Needs Twice the Units Ever Built | Arick Morton, NIC MAP youtu.be/aLGq4VAfcmk?is=h0qn… via @YouTube



