In celebration of GlobeSt.com’s 15th anniversary, we chatted with Jereme Snyder, EVP of the Colliers International Triple Net group, Snyder Carlton, who says that 15 years ago, the bursting of the dot com bubble was indicative of a sluggish economy with fear of the equities markets. “The dramatic liquidity that would later be generated by CMBS loans and overall cheap debt had not yet truly hit its stride.”

In retrospect, he tells GlobeSt.com, “we can see today that the outpouring of cheap capital spurred widespread development at rents that were thought to be market but, in reality, were certainly not as the market went through a tough downturn.”

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