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What makes it worse is that companies are likely to heavily push the results.
Climate change will leave insurers and property owners less margin for error.
A new study says that bank credit lines to REITs open them to even more risk from commercial real estate.
The Beige Book points to 'supply concerns, tight credit conditions, and elevated borrowing costs."
What it's no guarantee, volume changes have slowed enough to make them virtually flat year over year.
A common approach to claim carbon reduction will likely get stricter.
As debt grows, bond markets face a significant problem that could ultimately drive CRE loan interest rates up even higher.
They have significant 'economic ripple effects' says CBRE.
With a 125,000-square-foot community center and market, units run from $1.4 million to $2.5 million with monthly fees from $6,250 to $10,235.
One of the easy money era hangovers may be the comeuppance of enabled bad decisions.