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It's another of many different takes on what might happen ahead.
From 1.4% to 8.6% between January 2023 and January 2024, says CRED iQ.
Details are all important because not everything everywhere behaved as might have been expected.
Adding solar generation for tenants can become an additional revenue source.
It may be that financing smaller properties is easier, or perhaps the owners are more motivated to sell.
The issue, says Brookfield, isn't too much stock for demand, but not enough.
You're told to implement all possible protections. But where is the money, time and people to do it all?
But they are likely jumping to conclusions too early and looking too much at information that may already be out of date.
Higher supply had a hand, but lower- and moderate-income households didn't see much benefit.
The drop happened during the last year, even as regulators focused on potential CRE loan losses.