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The past few years have been complicated for the financial industry, and underlying factors like elevated interest rates, recent banking troubles, and persistent uncertainty around the office sector have created an unpredictable environment.

Join us in person to explore how these factors are playing out and what the economic outlook will be going forward. Chief Economist Mark Zandi and Economic Experts across Moody's Analytics will discuss the fissures and fault lines that threaten economic growth.

Join Moody’s Analytics CRE Ron Turner, EDCLink specialist, as he discusses the opportunity for Economic Development Corporations (EDC) in Texas to showcase available CRE space and properties for site selectors, brokers, developers and  business owners in their communities and beyond.

Learn how to seamlessly integrate available commercial properties into your website, and display intuitive listings and search capabilities with zero maintenance required.

Economic downturns cause delays and cancellations for new construction in multifamily and commercial real estate, as uncertainty about the timing and magnitude of future cash flows prompts market players to reassess priorities. The COVID-19 crisis adds several layers of complexity as shelter-in-place policies are disrupting supply chains and (in some places) halting construction activity altogether. In this webinar, we discussed how we track disruptions to construction, and how we update our supply growth forecasts dynamically - affecting our outlook for performance metrics like rents and vacancies.

Panelists discussed what recovery would look like across different CRE sectors such as employment, hotels, retail, and office. What factors are important? How long will it take? What changes are here to stay?

Dr. Victor Calanog, Head of Commercial Real Estate Economics at Moody's Analytics, provided an economic overview and discussed the latest trends in property fundamentals, pricing, and mortgage markets for the first quarter of 2020.

With demand shocks pushing oil prices down to record lows, the energy industry has had to deal with historic amounts of upheaval given the COVID-19 crisis. How will multifamily and commercial properties be affected in geographic markets that are dependent on the industry?