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His message comes two months after the company said it expected transactions to increase.
Providing local businesses and residents shared access to solar can pay off, and it also opens the door to federal tax credits.
However, the details of what was up and down were important and there is at least one disturbing sign.
There's a big drop in the payoff rate for office CMBS loans under $10 million.
The delivery systems manage large portfolios of real estate and are facing the same environment. Plans they make could be good guidance for CRE investors.
New York City bucks the trend with 20% YOY increases. North Carolina sees sizeable drops due to increasing inventory.
Strong and weak dollars each have their own impact.
There's steady occupancy and growing investment interest, says JLL, but also some challenges, especially with conversions.
The so-called neutral rate of interest may have grown enough to need much higher interest rates then policymakers' assumptions.
But don't stand by trends, as flat average caps hide the volatility.