Grubb & Ellis publishes their 2001 Landauer Forecast which ranks metro markets according to their investment potential.
The Landauer Forecast previews office, industrial, retail, multifamily and hospitality market conditions for the coming three to five years. It also includes indexes ranking metro markets by property category according to their investment potential. The report also includes Landauer's top ten observations about commercial real estate through 2001. [Editor's Note: the link below opens an Adobe PDF file directly.]
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