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2011 Real Estate Capital Markets Conference Survey Results. Audience Participation. Question One. Which of the following categories best describes your role within the real estate industry?. Investor/Operator (Including Public REIT/REOC). Investment Manager/Fund Sponsor. Lender.
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Audience Participation Question One Which of the following categories best describes your role within the real estate industry? Investor/Operator (Including Public REIT/REOC) Investment Manager/Fund Sponsor Lender Investment Banker/Advisor/Placement Agent Lawyer/Accountant/Other Service Provider Student Other
Audience Participation Question Two Which of these will most likely drive improved U.S. real estate values in the near term? Continued Supply Constraints Committed Funds (Sidelined Capital) Anticipated to Be Invested Job Creation Continued Improvement in the CMBS Markets We’ll be in a deflationary environment in the sector in the near term.
Audience Participation Question Three (Part 1) During 2011, which do you believe is more likely? Private equity capital will begin to outpace public equity as it has historically Public equity capital will continue to outpace private equity capital
Audience Participation Question Three (Part 2) During 2012, which do you believe is more likely? Private equity capital will begin to outpace public equity as it has historically Public equity capital will continue to outpace private equity capital
Audience Participation Question Four Of the sectors listed below, which has the most growth prospects in 2011? Infrastructure Retail Industrial Commercial/Office (Other than Medical Office) Hotels Residential Medical Office/Healthcare
Audience Participation Question Five Which of these poses the most significant risk to continued near-term improvement in the U.S. commercial real estate markets? Continued Credit Crunch from Further Problems in the U.S. Financial Sector Tax Policy Changes that Reduce Advantages Now Enjoyed by Real Estate Continued Systemically High Unemployment Scale of Near-Term Debt Maturities