There may be headwinds for commercial real estate in 2022, but a new analysis by commercial real estate exchange site Crexi suggests that the coming year will be a good one, at least for property values and prices.
The firm points to inflation, worker shortages, rising interest rates, and supply chain problems as potential negative influences for CRE because they can drive up prices and operating costs.
However, there is also ample capital investors have to deploy as well as factors that could improve the economic outlook, including an increase in vaccine and booster rates, the bipartisan infrastructure bill that could deliver abundant indirect effects.
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