Democrats and Republicans need to address real infrastructure issues today. If they don’t, they are failing to solve current and future economic problems.
Some cities and regions are dying because they haven’t provided the right “platform” to attract and maintain new corporate endeavors. Cities and regions need to understand that their infrastructure can either attract or repulse new corporate facilities.
Which property owners are sitting on commercial properties that are going to lose value in the vortex of property depreciation?
There’s an exodus of tenants and the traditional real estate “experts” are befuddled. A couple weeks ago, I recently posed a question that has really hit home in the real estate arena: “Which property owners are sitting on commercial properties that are going to lose value in the vortex of property depreciation?”
What happened to all the experts on CNBC and other business channels who in 2007 said the mortgage and financial crisis was going to be limited to the sub-prime rate mortgages and those holding them? Their initial observation was that only a very small percentage of loans would be affected.
In this new global millennium, organizational titanics must be transformed into streamlined starships in both the public and private sectors.