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BY SUE DURIO
To say that Austin, Texas, circa 1991 looked much different than it does today is an obvious understatement to those who have been around Central Texas for a while. Dell Computer was but a fledgling company, only three years old. The Austin Convention Center was still a gleam in the eye of city leaders. Austin population had barely passed the 500,000 mark. And the still-young South by Southwest festival’s attendance was in the hundreds, not the hundreds of thousands.
BY ANDREA SLAYDON
Commercial Real Estate in the United States continues to be a solid investment for foreign investors and it’s only expected to go up in 2017. Real estate is one of the safest investments around and Texas is one of the most popular areas for foreigners to settle down.
BY DIANE VELASCO
The DFW market is “as good as it gets” for institutional investment opportunities, according to panels of commercial real estate experts who convened at the RealShare Conference in the Hilton Dallas/Plano Granite Park on Nov. 16 to share insights, trends and predictions on market sectors.
BY BRANDI SMITH
Lively, dramatic and certainly not shy, John Baen, Ph.D., delivered his five-year economic forecast to a packed house at North Texas CCIM’s November meeting. The University of North Texas real estate professor moved through topics at a rapid-fire clip, jumping from Greece to the Fed to emergency care clinics.