All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Commercial Market Trends

Finally someone in the main stream media has pointed out what needed to be said, the commercial real estate market is headed towards a major correction, especially in the DC/Metro market. The current credit crisis is not only a problem for the sub-prime lenders and bond holders, but for the commercial...

Banks report increased delinquencies and overall lower earnings as the economy slows and housing drags. The reporting style here is yet corporate positive as CFO’s mirror the earlier performances of the major home builders, the Realtors and the Mortgage Bankers Association in denying housing issues....

The financial markets are primarily the product of the successes of government policies. That’s why the United States has led the world in wealth for the last century. That is, the benign nature and fertility of its land and the industrious behavior of its citizens have combined with the free but regulated...

US hedge fund manager Permal is reportedley under offer on 12 St James Square at £140 per sq. ft. for the top floor and £135 per sq. ft. on the floor below.

The development of the real estate sector in India is mainly combined with strong economic growth, rising income levels and urbanization. Ever since the liberalization of the Indian economy, the urban landscape of India has changed dramatically. Initially the advantages of a growing economy and subsequent...

·Interest rate environment challenging·Occupational markets performing strongly against positive economic backdrop & good balance between supply & demand·Development land market becoming more diverse ·Weight of investment demand easing against prospect of somewhat lower returns...

Now that the Stock Market has finally come to the realization that the sub-prime credit woes have affected the overall credit markets does this signal the beginning of a commercial meltdown? Does this mean the Federal Reserve will get off their unwarranted witch hunt against inflation? Does this mean...

I surmise that the rise in hotel room prices is a reflection of the decline of the US Dollar worldwide.  The boom in hotel construction is primarily occuring near coastal international vacation areas.  Although I live far from such areas, Other general contractors and I would be happy to at...

Vietnam’s economy has shown one of the strongest growth rates in Asia over the past two years (8.4% in 2005 and 8.2% in 2006) and this looks set to be repeated in 2007. This level of growth together with low labour costs and a young and highly motivated workforce had attracted significant overseas interest...

No matter where you are, a billion is lot of dollars. You’ll see from the referenced article the estimate of $ 1 billion coming across the Mexican border into Arizona every year. We in Arizona send that amount and more back to Mexico annually as we visit and shop there too.