Investment Strategies The COVID Bounce

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Vaccinations, Stimulus and Interest Rates

Trends Driving the Real Estate Market
 
  • Commercial Real Estate sales and pricing trends – what to expect in 2021
  • Recalibrating real estate strategies – street level intel from across the U.S.
  • Latest investor sentiment results – the outlook for real estate performance and values
  • Finding opportunities in Industrial, Multifamily, Office and Retail investments
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Randolph Taylor

Randolph Taylor, CCIM, is a Chicago multifamily investment sales broker with over 25 years of experience advising apartment owners on valuations, marketing strategy, and dispositions across the Chicago metro area.

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