GLG News by Production Homebuilding Experts

James AliucciCEOThe Global Group

BP Disaster Illustrates Our Need for More Aquaculture Facilities

May 4, 2010

This may be a stretch, but how better to illustrate our tenuous grip on our ocean food supply than the latest disaster in the Gulf.  The severity and cost is yet to be determined, as is the disruption that we are already starting to see in our seafood supply. The price of seafood just went up.

David GreenPrincipalTrinity Development Group

The Future of the Housing Market Post Government Support

April 26, 2010

This article questions whether the economy is running on government life support and makes the case that in the months to come we will have a clearer answer to that question when we see how the housing market responds to the pullback of government and Fed programs. My view is that the market has stabilized enough for these programs to be phased out and I will use points of the article to discuss what the next 1 to 2 years hold for institutional investors, banks, and homebuyers.

Steve BottfeldPrincipalMarketing Solutions

LAS VEGAS: ON THE CUSP OF RECOVERY

April 19, 2010

Perhaps the best word to describe March real estate data from Las Vegas is “Anticipation.” Both the new and existing home sectors appear to be anticipating better times with much improved numbers.

James AliucciCEOThe Global Group

Farmed Salmon Faces Difficult Years Ahead

April 7, 2010

The farmed salmon industry faces many challenges in the next 2 years, 2010 being the most critical. With diseases still yet to be controlled in Chile, and the sea lice problems in Norway and Scotland now appearing, not to mention the government of Chile's insistence on become more involved, 2010 may be the year that either sees the industry coming through these difficult times or loosing much of its production in the years ahead.

James AliucciCEOThe Global Group

Scarce Fish Are Much More Profitable

March 25, 2010

Analysis of:Bluefin tuna loses out simply because scarce fish make a profit | www.guardian.co.uk

We are truly in trouble if this becomes the accepted way of preserving the habitat in our oceans. In the recent action regarding bluefin tuna, we see money is king. We know that to be true in most all things, but we should be living with checks and balances that at least attempt to insure some sustainability in our oceans. I thought we were.

Steve BottfeldPrincipalMarketing Solutions

Las Vegas February Residential Data Solves One Mystery ... But Creates Another

March 22, 2010

February residential data for Las Vegas almost reads like a Sherlock Holmes adventure.

Anthony TrellaCEO/PresidentThe Meranth Company, Inc.

Adapting To The New Normal

February 24, 2010

Analysis of:Adapting To The New Normal | www.uli.org

Success in adapting to today's economic climate will require a commitment to embracing changes in consumer perceptions, capital structures, and real estate product selection. Tomorrow's successful real estate operators and all supporting businesses must search thoroughly for the salient issues that will require adaptation, new strategies and possible restructure. Many answers lie outside of internal capacities and current human resources.

Steve BottfeldPrincipalMarketing Solutions

LAS VEGAS: A POSITIVE START TO THE NEW YEAR

February 22, 2010

Analysis of:ASKING PRICES FOR LAS VEGAS HOMES FALL 16% | www.lvrj.com

Good morning,       January data suggests that Las Vegas' new residential housing may have taken a slight step forward from last year.   ----->SALES: Resales Powerful; ----->INVENTORY: continued down; and ----->PRICES: remained relatively stable, with one new positive.        Beyond the $1.5 billion for the five worst foreclosure states (including Nevada), one factor may help new home sales for the balance of 2010:  New home sales exhibited the lowest average price per square foot in more than two years

James AliucciCEOThe Global Group

Ocean Troubles Continue, Have You Seen These Guys

February 10, 2010

Analysis of:Monkfish tagged for migration research | fis.com

Monkfish, really. Is this what it is coming down to. This is the fish that you don't quite know your eating, but we are. As we must go deeper in our oceans to produce products for the consumer, the fish get strange. Put down you cod sandwich and grab a monkfish.

James AliucciCEOThe Global Group

Just When We Want To Eat More Healthy Fish, They Change The Rules

January 30, 2010

Analysis of:Fishing for facts | www.boston.com

Good for your health and good for the environment, it becomes increasingly difficult to choose. We have a myriad of "agencies" telling us and reporting all these nebulous factors. But who is correct. And more importantly, who is industry sponsored and driven, and who is trying legitimately to look out for you, me and the future of an entire words fish population.

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