2. Real Estate Markets Aren’t Thriving, but They’re Staying Afloat
Allen Matkins and Urban Land Institute (ULI) held a Capital Markets Roundtable discussion, in two parts, that featured Terrence S. Daly, Vice Chairman at Cushman & Wakefield; Andy Friedman, Managing Director, Capital Transactions Group at Shorenstein Properties; Ryan Kaplan, Vice President, Investment Management Division at Goldman Sachs Bank USA; Brigid M. Mattingly, Managing Director, Commercial Real Estate Securitization & Capital Markets at Wells Fargo Corporate & Investment Banking; Mark Mengelberg, Partner at Allen Matkins; O’Malley M. Miller, Partner at Allen Matkins; and Scott Stafford, Founding Partner at Strada Investment Group. They shared insights regarding the effect that COVID-19 has had on capital markets, mainly in real estate, as well as their forecasts for 2021. Which sectors of the market are strong, and which should you avoid? What are the thoughts and strategies of some of the major players in real estate financing and investing?
1. Non-Real Estate Capital Markets Have Performed Well
3. The Retail and Hotel Markets Will Take a Long Time to Recover
5. The Future of Remote Work Is Yet to Be Seen
6. COVID-19 Accelerates Job Migration Trends
4. No One Quite Knows What the Future Holds for Office Space
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Top 6 Takeaways from the Allen Matkins/ULI Capital Markets Roundtable
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MARK MENGELBERG
Partner | San francisco
O'Malley Miller
Of Counsel | los angeles
