For the first time in this cycle, the monthly yield curve spread in U.S. Treasury markets turned negative, warranting a closer look at this widely tracked metric. Yield curve inversions do not cause recessions—but have been good predictors of downturns in the past. There is no recession today; nor is one likely any time soon. In fact, the expansion is expected to continue and become the longest in history. Commercial real estate market performance is anticipated to remain strong, with opportunities for CRE participants to re-engineer their debt and property portfolios.

Global economic growth has downshifted. While slowdowns are uncomfortable, they are also necessary and yield benefits. The Global Macro Forecast report analyzes multiple factors contributing to economic slowdown and what they mean for property markets around the world.

Wyatt Suppe is a Sales Associate working with the Cushman & Wakefield Pacific team in the Boise Office. He works alongside two colleagues specializing in the selling and procuring of investment properties throughout Idaho.

Raising Cane’s is expected to open its second location in Bakersfield later this year.
The chicken-focused eatery has applied for a permit with the city to demolish the old Mimi’s Cafe at 4025 California Ave., which has been vacant for the past few years, with a plan to build a new 4,328-square-foot restaurant on the site.

Spotlight on Employment

When Cushman & Wakefield first reported on the food hall movement, the concept was still in its relative infancy.

A housing crisis is raging across the U.S.

IDAHO Q1 2019 MARKETBEAT REPORTS