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NAI FirstPartners is pleased to present two new publications, the 2010 International Property Guide and the 2010 Global Property Prices & Trends. Both publications are now available for download on the NAI FirstPartners web site.

• The 2010 Global Market Report is a unique tool that reviews and summarizes the real estate activitives of the past year on more than 200 property markets worldwide. As a reference tool it reviews values, economics, social facotrs and other conditions that impact the market.

• The United States government stimulus program is ambitious, but we do not believe it will work. Historically, most stimulus packages are undercut by substitution and pork effects, and the recently passed spending bill is largely the pork fest many predicted would occur. NAI Global Chief Economist Dr. Peter Linneman provides an insightful Overview/Analysis of the U.S. Government Economic Stimulus Plan.

• The Central and Eastern Europe Spring 2009 Market Report is now available on the NAI FirstPartners' website. This report features current market conditions and trends in Austria, Baltic States, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Romania, Kazakhstan, Russia, Serbia, Turkey and Ukraine.

• NAI FirstPartners is pleased to present two new publications, the 2009 International Property Guide and the 2009 Global Property Prices & Trends. Both publications are now available for download on the NAI FirstPartners web site.

• We are in the midst of the second-worst recessionary period in the past 40 years, but don’t count out the U.S. economy. With a modicum of political leadership and stable economic policy we will get through this stronger than ever.

• The World Is Larger Than Norway And There Is Always a Market Out There. In 2009 They Are Few But The 23rd Annual NAI Global Market Report Tells Us Which Ones.

• This issue features articles examining the impact of the current economic woes on property markets globally; the ‘Great Capital Strike’ and its impact on Europe and Asia; how NAI’s asset optimization team helps lenders maximize value of problem properties; and a highlight on Brazil, an emerging economy that has not yet felt the effects of the global economic crisis

• We may not be in the worst economic situation ever, but it is an interesting moment in history, as substantial risk simultaneously exists politically and economically as well as in the capital markets. These risks are reinforcing each other, creating abnormal levels of uncertainty. NAI Global Chief Economist Dr. Peter Linneman compares today’s economic conditions to previous severe situations and shares his view on what to expect going forward.

• The great capital strike of 2008 will cause short-term fluctuations, but major U.S. industrial markets are on solid ground. NAI Global Chief Economist Dr. Peter Linneman provides an insightful look at the factors shaping the long-term outlook for industrial real estate throughout the US.