The Biden Administration’s method in order to fund the American Families Plan is to increase taxes on the wealthy while also getting rid of profitable options for investors who are
Fed Holds Interest Rates Near Zero For Now
The recent rise in inflation is likely to be “transitory,” or so Chairman of the Fed Jerome Powell said. With many sectors finally in recovery mode and set-on reopening, the
Capital Gains, 1031 Exchange Unfavored in American Families Plan
President Joe Biden outlined on Wednesday the American Families Plan which includes efforts to increase taxation on high net-worth individuals in a manner that will gravely impact
Office Landlords Offering Lengthy Concessions
Office landlords will be willing to grant you a lot more if you are looking for long-term leases at the cusp of full recovery. The office sector still can’t rely on clear
Migration Caused A Decline in Affordability Nation Wide
When the pandemic hit, the safe bet was to pack up and move out of the dense high-rise luxury apartments in cities, and into more garden-style apartments in the suburbs. The
Movie Theater Return Should Propel Changing Malls
According to Moody’s REIS, despite regional and super-regional shopping centers enduring record vacancy rates of 11.4% in Q1, there is hope for an explosion of foot traffic as
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Lack of Delinquent Rent Data Overshadows Rental Assistance
The $10-million allotted to each state for the multifamily sector under the American Rescue Plan may not be enough to fully tackle delinquent rent payments. Lack of data on owed
‘Old-guard’ Versus Emerging Office Landscape
Knowledge creation and business services companies who often require more office-space are predicted to spike by 20% over the decade, as predicted by Moody’s Analytics. The debate
Smaller Landlords Forced to Sell as CDC Extends Eviction Ban
The CDC announced on Monday that it would extend the eviction ban until June 30. The tenant eviction moratorium was supposed to end today and landlords were, in theory, allowed to
Inland Empire Led North America in 2020 Big-Box Industrial Transactions
The Inland Empire scored remarkable transaction volumes in CBRE’s latest analysis of big-box industrial transactions of 2020. The region was already known for having dense pockets