Category: 2021

In this edition: PROFESSOR’S CORNER From the Desk of Professor Eyzenberg With various lockdown philosophies governing different states, the market recovery has not been uniform. However, the capital markets have continued to heat up with anticipation of a return to normalcy being an inevitability. Liquidity returned for select Retail opportunities (necessity & grocery) as well […]

In this edition: PROFESSOR’S CORNER From the Desk of Professor Eyzenberg We are indisputably living in interesting times. In every cycle, the (insert your choice here) pendulum tends to swing wide causing uncertainty. Today, we are living through a disruption of the economic status quo due to the pandemic, social unrest/engineering, and questionable monetary policies. […]

In this edition: PROFESSOR’S CORNER From the Desk of Professor Eyzenberg The Capital Markets are back! (but fundamentals are another story.) For the first time ever, the US has surpassed $450B in sales during the first three quarters of the year*. Leading the way are individual sales (75% of total) of industrial and multifamily assets […]

In this edition: PROFESSOR’S CORNER From the Desk of Professor Eyzenberg “I would not interpret the currently very flat yield curve as indicating a significant economic slowdown to come.” (and subprime is contained….) – Ben Bernanke (March 2006) Though this is a (albeit late) 4th quarter newsletter its hard not to reflect on what’s going […]