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The influence of demographics

The influence of demographics

by | Nov 30, 2021 | Golden Oldie, zOurWriters2

Originally published August 2021. With the population moving to the US’s South and West, investment opportunities have followed. Nearing my retirement, I am considering some of the investment lessons I have learned along the way. One of the most significant is the...
The Race for the Next Seattle

The Race for the Next Seattle

by | Feb 26, 2018 | Head Of Research

Seattle is the only market I’ve ever seen advance from secondary to primary market status. There are a few other secondary cities that are nipping at its heels, led by Austin, Denver and Nashville in the U.S., and Sao Paolo, Brazil and Montreal, Canada in the...
Pass the SALT?

Pass the SALT?

by | Dec 11, 2017 | Head Of Research

I am a big infrastructure guy. Everywhere I go, I tell local investors that their city’s growth potential is limited unless it has good transportation infrastructure (roads, airports and mass transit). Based on my experience, ‘old school’ cities like New...