The Rutgers Center for Real Estate, in conjunction with Sills Cummis & Gross, P.C., is hosting the 2nd Annual Winter Symposium on March 4th in New Brunswick.
Early bird registration for a few more days!
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“Onyx’s Schultz to Lead-Off Distressed CRE Symposium”
The Rutgers University Center for Real Estate announces its first event of 2024 - “YOUR MIXED-USE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT IS IN DISTRESS. NOW WHAT?” Register here: https://t.co/MSlQSNrbmD
Interesting White Paper from Rutgers Center for Real Estate details the wide-ranging impact of too much parking - which is required by outdated regulations.
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Sign up today for a Women's History Month panel discussion featuring Tahesha Way, New Jersey Secretary of State.
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Diversity is critical to building a more inclusive industry. We're proud to partner with @RutgersU to build their Center for Real Estate dedicated to train and support the next generation of CRE professionals.
ICYMI: @WalkerDunlop is the newest corporate sponsor of @RutgersCRE and will offer support to students studying commercial real estate, and influence the development of course work to prepare them for careers in the industry. https://t.co/q1d0DzQVby
Branch Brook Park in #Newark has the largest collection of cherry blossom trees in the United States. Take a walk in the park to see the nature and beauty in our own city. #FirstDayofSpring
Real Estate Roundtable hosted at Sills Cummis & Gross with the RU Center for Real Estate. Ted Zangari moderated panelists from Governor Murphy's office, NJ Economic Development Authority, and NJ Redevelopment Authority. @MorrisADavis @RutgersBSchool@Sillsnews
The annual population benchmark reflected 811k fewer humans in the US in 2019 led by a plunge in immigration; 73% of reduced population estimates were in Asian/Hispanic Latino groups. This will lead to slower potential GDP growth.
As if there isn't enough going on the January employment report will incorporate the benchmark revision leading to a still healthy but notably slower hiring trend. It is the largest downward revision since the Great Recession, even the labor market still looks solid 1/3
Significant downward revisions leave PCE tracking below 2.0% in Q4. The noise in core retail sales has been intense over the past year. We have been stressing that the signals are therefore not that great since the consumer seems basically steady and fine
250,000+ people showed up today to strike in NYC! This is momentous. Thank you to all the youth leaders.
And this is just the beginning of a whole week of action around the world. #ClimateStrike
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With the benchmark revision hiring is 129k pace over the past 12 months, and the unemployment rate is unchanged since last Sept. Subdued wage growth and the sectors where hiring is slowing tells us there is some weakening in demand and not just an economy reaching full employment