What does everyone read to keep up on the RE industry? Right now I just use WSJ, theRealDeal, Bisnow and PERE to follow news and industry trends, but interested in finding other resources.
I've found TRD to be mostly deal news, and mostly useful only if you were a brokerage and not in acquisitions like myself.
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Market outlook reports. There are some firms that I can think of right now (Nuveen, CBRE, PwC, LaSalle etc) that has released their 2023 market outlook. Check ‘em out
I need to be better about reading up on our field. I get into the weeds on a daily level with my deals and should be paying attention to the big picture too. I find Bisnow's emails are good to look through. They link to some decent stories.
Try GlobalCapital dot com?
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Commercial Mortgage Alert is good if your company has a subscription.
Whatever your local BizJournals site is - the commercial real estate section will be very helpful:
https://www.bizjournals.com/
Honestly, I'm a big fan of CoStar news despite how gimmicky some of it is (especially their profiles now that the market's slower). I haven't set up my chosen markets/topics so it serves me a random array of news which is a great way to keep a pulse nationwide because they show market analytics, deal breakdowns, etc. from all over the country. I also subscribe to Goldman's weekly briefing to keep an eye on other financial news. GlobeSt is great as well but I don't always find their stories as interesting lol
+1 also on the local BizJournals for your area, we get a briefing to our emails at my firm which is handy to scan for local economic news that can affect how you view deals, etc.
I would add Crain’s and GlobeSt. There are also publications like Oxford Economics, Real Page, John Burns, etc if your firm is willing to pay for it. Lastly if you’re involved with any industry organizations like ULI, they publish news/trends pretty frequently.
If you are more a deal guy and want to see transactions in your market I highly suggest following traded.co on LinkedIn for whatever market you are in. They share recent deals in your city and show who the buyer/seller was and the broker as well. Definitely a nice data point to have.
I like something like this but the website only tracks major markets. Do you know of anything similar for smaller markets/regions?
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