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Survey: Trump will be good for commercial real estate

2/24/2017

Seven out of 10 commercial real estate executives believe that the Trump administration will have a positive impact on their business in 2017.



Seyfarth Shaw, one of the most active real estate law firms in the U.S., polled 151 owners, developers, and brokers and found them bullish on the embattled President. They foresee efforts in deregulation, tax reform, and the potential dismantling of Dodd-Frank as aiding their causes.



Those polled identified their three biggest concerns for 2017 as rising interest rates, real estate supply and demand issues, and banking regulations.

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