Four for '24

Real estate industry insiders dish about the upcoming year — good and bad

A look at how four significant issues, from consumer spending to artificial intelligence, will impact the region.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:00 a.m. December 31, 2023
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The new Ritz Carlton Residences in Tampa boast an exterior façade composed of highly reflective glass and light smooth stucco. With Togal.AI, the preconstruction planning was finished much faster.
The new Ritz Carlton Residences in Tampa boast an exterior façade composed of highly reflective glass and light smooth stucco. With Togal.AI, the preconstruction planning was finished much faster.
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As 2023 comes to an end, the Business Observer spoke to four experts to get their thoughts on what to expect in 2024, and beyond, on subjects — conservation, capitalization, consumer and artificial intelligence — that matter to the commercial real estate industry and the economy. 


Capital for multifamily

 

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