Prior Newsletters

Concerns for Inflation and Rising Rates Cause REITs to Decline in Q2 of 2006. (July 21, 2006 / Vol: 9-3)
2005 in Perspective and Expectations for the Coming Year (February 15, 2006 / Vol: 9-1)
The Impact of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Upon Real Estate and the Attack on Housing (October 14, 2005 / Vol: 8-5)
Strong Home Sales Keep Most Housing Markets Strong, but the Rising Yuan & Oil Prices Cool REITs (August 11, 2005 / Vol: 8-4)
REITs GAIN On Lower Rates and a Goldilocks Economic Perspective(June 6, 2005 / Vol: 8-3)
Global Pressures Are Affecting Both Equity Markets and Real Estate(April 1, 2005 / Vol: 8-2)
Equities Start 2005 with a Hangover. (January 26, 2005 / Vol: 8-1)
President Bush's Reelection Sparks Stock Rally, But REITs Fall with Interest Rate Jump.(September 22, 2004 / Vol: 7-9)
THIS FALL IS A SEASON OF CHANGE, but REITs & Real Estate May be Stable, for Now. (July 23, 2004 / Vol: 7-8)
Slower Job Growth Lowers Rates, Helps REITs (June 14, 2004 / Vol: 7-6)
WHAT'S BAD ABOUT BEING GOOD: Why Good News is Hurting REITs (May 10, 2004 / Vol: 7-5)
Implications of a Full Economic Recovery on Real Estate, & Vice Versa. (April 22, 2004 / Vol: 7-4)
Capital is Flooding into Commercial Real Estate (March 5, 2004 / Vol: 7-3)
Markets Begin 2004 With Hesitation, but REITs End January Strong (February 4, 2004 / Vol: 7-2)
2003 in Perspective and Expectations for the Coming Year (January 12, 2004 / Vol: 7-1)
REITs & STOCKS POISED TO END THE YEAR ON HIGHS (December 17, 2003 / Vol: 6-12)
THE REBOUNDING ECONOMY & IMPACT UPON REAL ESTATE (November 12, 2003 / Vol: 6-11)
REITs Benefit with Economic Optimism, but Devaluation Could Have Varying Affects (October 15, 2003 / Vol: 6-10)
The Jobless Recovery Leaves REITs Flat (September 17, 2003 / Vol: 6-9)
BONDS FIZZLE AS RATES SIZZLE, Yet REITs Remain Strong(August 6, 2003 / Vol: 6-8)
IPO MARKET IS DOMINATED BY REITS during the first half of 2003 (July 14, 2003 / Vol: 6-7)
Smooth Summer (June 14, 2003 / Vol: 6-6)
REITSs Rally with Lower Interest Rates, Despite Lower Earnings, As Economic Optimism Improves (May 15, 2003 / Vol: 6-5)
AS THE IRAQ WAR NEARS AN END, NEW CONCERNS SURFACE (April 14, 2003 / Vol: 6-4)
SHOWDOWN WITH IRAQ (March 14, 2003 / Vol: 6-3)
TERRORISM, A WAR WITH IRAQ & THE SECURITY OF REITs (February 11, 2003 / Vol: 6-2)
2002 IN REVIEW: Retail and Mortgage REITs Shine, Non-REITs Suffer & REIT TRENDS IN 2003 (January 9, 2003 / Vol: 6-1)
REITs COMPETITIVE TAX ADVANTAGE MAY DIM (December 7, 2002 / Vol: 5-12)
REITs FALL IN OCTOBER, Lower Rates and A Changing Congress Start November (November 15, 2002 / Vol: 5-11)
FALTERNING HOUSING PRICES (October 10, 2002 / Vol: 5-10)
A YEAR AFTER 9/11(September 13, 2002 / Vol: 5-9)
SEARCHING FOR REALITY (August 8, 2002 / Vol: 5-8)
STOCKS SEEK CAPITULATION (July 12, 2002 / Vol: 5-7)
STOCKS SINK ON BUSINESS & TERRORISM CONCERNS (June 14, 2002 / Vol: 5-6)
REITs OFFER RELIEF (May 17, 2002 / Vol: 5-5)
MIDEAST TENSIONS CAUSE MARKET JITTERS (April 5, 2002 / Vol: 5-4)
IMPROVING ECONOMY: May Raise Rates / Change Sector Leaders (March 12, 2002 / Vol: 5-3)
The Recession: SLOWING DOWN REITs (February 11, 2002 / Vol: 5-2)
SOME GREAT 2001 REIT PERFORMANCES GO UNNOTICED (January 18, 2002 / Vol: 5-1)
Real Estate in this Recession (December 6, 2001 / Vol: 4-12)
Rate Declines Are Friendly to REITs (November 9, 2001 / Vol: 4-11)
DOWN, BUT NOT OUT (October 18, 2001 / Vol: 4-10)
AFTER THE DEVESTATION (August 11, 2001 / Vol: 4-9)
REAL ESTATE TECH CONFERENCES IN FLUX (June 15, 2001 / Vol: 4-8)
REITS REMAIN ATTRACTIVE (July 13, 2001 / Vol: 4-7)
REITS AND TECHNOLOGY BACKLASH (June 17, 2001 / Vol: 4-6)
A RUN FOR THE ROSES WITHOUT REMFs (May 5, 2001 / Vol: 4-5)
THE EASTER BUNNY HOP & THE EGG HUNT (April 16, 2001 / Vol: 4-4)
APPROACHING THE CROSSROADS (March 12, 2001 / Vol: 4-3)
TOPSY TURVY for REITs and Tech Stocks (February 17, 2001 / Vol: 4-2)
REITs Finish Strong, but Face More Uncertainty (January 17, 2001 / Vol: 4-1)
REALTY COMMUNICATIONS FIRMS SINK Large REITs Edge Up (December 11, 2000 / Vol: 3-12)
TIMES A CHANGE'N For Real Estate Technology (November 3, 2000 / Vol: 3-11)
As Techs Plumet REITs Try To Stay Firm (October 6, 2000 / Vol: 3-10)
The REIT Rally May Be Low On Gas (September 7, 2000 / Vol: 3-9)
Large Cap REITs Sizzle, Techs Fizzle (August 4, 2000 / Vol: 3-8)
REITs Spark Some Fireworks & Consortiums Ramp-Up (July 5, 2000 / Vol: 3-7)
Techs Testing Bottoms While REITs Stabilize (June 7, 2000 / Vol: 3-6)
Rising REITs, Falling Techs (RETICs)(May 9, 2000 / Vol: 3-5)
Some Realty Stocks Are Charging Into the "New Economy" (April 4, 2000 / Vol: 3-4)
Money Pours into Tech Stocks, Avoids Realty Stocks (March 6, 2000 / Vol: 3-3)
Bricks and Clicks for Realty Stocks (February 8, 2000 / Vol: 3-2)
The Millennium Jumpstarts REITs (January 7, 2000 / Vol: 3-1)
The Christmas Grinch and Realty Stocks (December 17, 1999 / Vol: 2-12)
Possible Lower Interest Rates May Uplift REITs (November 1, 1999 / Vol: 2-11)
REITs Slip Sliding Away (October 9, 1999 / Vol: 2-10)
Real Estate Tech & Internet Stocks Marching to a Different Beat than REITs (September 9, 1999 / Vol: 2-9)
REIT's Drop with Interest Rate Jitters. Real Estate IPOs Alive with Internet Stocks.(August 6, 1999 / Vol: 2-8)
A Lackluster June for Realty Stocks (July 8, 1999 / Vol: 2-7)
REITs in Summer: Lazy & Hazy, but not very Crazy (June 8, 1999 / Vol: 2-6)
April REITs: In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Lion (May 5, 1999 / Vol: 2-5)
Sector Rotation Helps REITs (April 16, 1999 / Vol: 2-4)
Rising Interest Rates & Lower REIT Prices (March 2, 1999 / Vol: 2-3)
REIT's & Contrarians (February 8, 1999 / Vol: 2-2)
REIT's Missed Out on the Santa Claus Rally (January 8, 1999 / Vol: 2-1)
REITs & (Im)Patience (December 7, 1998 / Vol: 1-4)
REITs Poised for Some Near Turn Improvement (November 5, 1998 / Vol: 1-3)
Will the Upbeat September Performance of REITs be darkened by a Scary October?(October 6, 1998 / Vol: 1-2)
Are REITs Down & Out? (September 9, 1998 / Vol: 1-1)