07.06.2022
New Study Shows How Drought Led To Deadly Temperatures In The Southwest In 2021
With the changing climate, incidents like droughts and heatwaves can be interlinked. This was the case in 2021 when the drought conditions in the southwest United States triggered record-breaking heat, according to a study published…
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How Office Landlords Are Trying to Raise Their Physical Occupancy Levels
With human interaction cited among the main reasons for workers to go into the office, landlords are focusing on common spaces and gyms. COVID-19 may be less of a threat today than it was a…
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Retail, Office Cap Rates Rise in Q2
Consequently, transaction volume in the second quarter of 2022 was down approximately 15%. Inflation has finally pushed cap rates in the single tenant net lease sector to increase, with cap rates ticking up by five…
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The Atlanta Fed Can’t Keep Up With the Bad Economic News
One day it’s -1% GDP growth. The next morning it’s -2.1%. It’s not official. Only the National Board of Economic Research says when the US economy had dropped into a recession. And the final numbers…
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