Real estate outlook for 1999

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The commercial real estate industry has rebounded from a devastating depression in the early 1990s. However, commercial real estate space markets were quite robust and healthy throughout 1998 in comparison to the real estate capital markets. The US commercial real estate industry is, however, experiencing the slowdown in economic growth overseas although it is expected to experience another lucrative year in 1999. The business is well positioned for an impending economic slowdown anticipated later in 1999 or sometime in 2000 or 2001.

Real property

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Real estate future visions to 2025: Demolition Man or Blade Runner?

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Information technology is expected to play a pivotal role in the emergence of a new form of real estate market from 1996 to 2025. Humanity and industry will have to adapt to a new mode of work, activity and consumption as information technology proliferates, requiring massive organizational changes in the real estate industry. New economic policies will also have to be formulated to meet the demands of the new social order. These will have a serious impact on the real estate industry.

Information technology

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Outlook for the real estate market

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The increase in occupancy rates in the hospitality industry and the commercial building sector indicates a positive future for the real estate market. The increase was accompanied by an rise in liquidity, an improvement in operating cash flow and a slight increase in the prices of real estate investment trusts. There was also an increase in new construction because of the rise in investors indicating that the business cycle and real estate cycle are in harmony.

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