CHICAGO, IL – The Real Estate Capital Institute® added the seasoned realty industry veteran, Randal Dawson, (top right photo) to its Editorial Advisory Group for 2009.Mr. Dawson is a Senior Vice President with CB Richard Ellis. He specializes in the market analysis/valuation of affordable housing and low-income housing tax credits.
Randal is also a Member of the Appraisal Institute (MAI) and is a Certified General Appraiser in 17 states, with a national specialty practice in affordable housing and low-income housing tax credits.
Randal is also a Member of the Appraisal Institute (MAI) and is a Certified General Appraiser in 17 states, with a national specialty practice in affordable housing and low-income housing tax credits.
Mr. Dawson serves on the Appraisal Institute’s-National Publication Committee as a primary reviewer for two recent publications from the Appraisal Institute - Valuation and Market Studies for Affordable Housing and Market Analysis for Real Estate.The Real Estate Capital Institute’s Editorial Advisory Group (“EAG”) members typically serve a two-year term and include some of the nation's most renowned realty professionals and scholars.
The group is composed of capital providers, investment bankers, investors, consultants, academicians and appraisers. The Institute solicits market comments from these industry leaders as well as other senior executives.
Although the Institute collects market research from various sources, EAG member observations are particularly important.
Although the Institute collects market research from various sources, EAG member observations are particularly important.Issued monthly or more frequently, depending upon market conditions, EAG comments track market momentum.
To protect privacy and promote an open exchange of ideas, many EAG observations are often posted anonymously. Members' comments, furthermore, do not necessarily reflect opinions of their respective organizations, employers or the Institute.
According to the Institute's research director, Nat Zvislo, "Randal’s expertise in affordable housing and low-income tax credits provide stronger depth to the Advisory Board’s talent pool. Such programs are critical to realty capital market flow as federal, state and local funding assistance help launch more developments as private capital remains sidelined. "
Contact: Nat Zvislo, Research Director, Toll Free, 800-994-RECI (7324)
director@reci.com / http://www.reci.com/
According to the Institute's research director, Nat Zvislo, "Randal’s expertise in affordable housing and low-income tax credits provide stronger depth to the Advisory Board’s talent pool. Such programs are critical to realty capital market flow as federal, state and local funding assistance help launch more developments as private capital remains sidelined. "
Contact: Nat Zvislo, Research Director, Toll Free, 800-994-RECI (7324)
director@reci.com / http://www.reci.com/
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