Retail and office lead with the highest increases.

New features but old problems are probably still at hand.

There's an argument that the so-called neutral rate has grown, which would mean expect a new normal.

At current rates, that is a lot of potential ROI.

Walmart is giving up on its health centers. Walgreens scaled back. Can anyone make it work?

But to get to pre-pandemic normalcy, interest rates would have to come down.

However, does pushing maturities into 2025 ultimately help, or is it delaying the inevitable?

But Patron Capital says the market is 'pretty brutal' among US investors for European CRE funds.