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Weekly CRE Update, September 13th

Expected rate cuts in the CRE world are not going to look like what most people predicted. Clark Finney, a respected figure in real estate

Weekly CRE Update, August 28th

The commercial office market has great concern of current and potential additional vacant space. The attached article illustrates that several large tenants are renewing their leases. 

Weekly CRE Update, August 21st

Emergency rate cuts have Jeremy Siegel suggesting that economists are getting anxious. The Finance Professor believes the Fed should cut rates by 0.75% right away.

Weekly CRE Update, August 14th

It’s still hard to imagine that short time, not too long ago, when home mortgage rates were sub 3% for the 30-year fixed.

Weekly CRE Update, August 8th

The existence of AI in the world so far, has only done so much as to raise an eyebrow among those who have come in

Weekly CRE Update, July 31st

It is a common misconception that the industrial job industry looks to hire quantity over quality. Workers in the area are demanding more attention to

Weekly CRE Update, July 24th

It is no secret that real estate in today’s economy is not like how it was 10 years ago. Agents in the field were hoping

Weekly CRE Update, July 17th

If you thought Covid-19 only affected the economic and investment sector, think again! Researchers find that in light of the pandemic, shoppers tend to prefer

Weekly CRE Update, July 10th

The pandemic still affects our world today, especially market rates. Large vacancies of medical buildings and high rental rates are creating antsy investors and eager

Weekly CRE Update, July 3rd

Take a step into the world of commercial real estate and see what the market trends are in May. This article analyzes Baton Rouge’s commercial