MIAMI—Commercial real estate loans now make up 24.68% of portfolios, compared to 19.55% as of March 2008, according to research from Winchester Equities, a $400 million-backed real estate investment management firm. But could a potential increase in interest rates disrupt this trend? How long will the trend really last?
In part two of this exclusive interview, we asked these questions of Avi Benamu and Jack Hazan, co-founders Winchester.You can still read part one: Less Risky Roads Drive Capital Markets Trends.
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