Economic Growth For 2017 In Commercial Real Estate Market – Winston Rowe & Associates

MIAMI - Sept. 26, 2016 - PRLog -- For the economy, slow is the new normal. Fed Chair Janet Yellen said as much at the last Fed meeting when the agency decided against raising rates, surprising no one.

Bloomberg reported that "growth has slowed, productivity has slumped and inflation is taking longer than expected to accelerate." The sluggish economy is causing some to look askew at the Fed as it tries to downshift on the fly. St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said, "This mismatch between what we're saying and what we're doing is arguably causing distortions in global market financial pricing, causing unnecessary confusion for future Fed policy and eroding credibility."

Ben Bernanke channeled Rodney Dangerfield saying that the current economic recovery isn't getting any respect. According to a story on Globest.com, Bernanke acknowledged that there are concerns but "the economic picture is fairly robust," he said. He pointed to two key commercial real estate markets helping to drive the economy: housing and retail.

One part of the equation for retail is the omni-channel concept where online retailers use bricks-and-mortar stores as distribution and return centers as well as showrooms where shoppers can get their fix to see and feel products offline.

Winston Rowe & Associates, a national advisory and consulting firm for commercial real estate financing and repositioning predicts that this symbiotic approach is how the retail will evolve into the foreseeable future.

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