With inflation, supply chain disruptions, reduced occupancy rates, and skyrocketing energy costs, commercial property managers face difficulties. Now more than ever, seeking ways to reduce expenses in their operations has become increasingly critical. Cost-lowering...
The type of property class a commercial real estate (CRE) investor chooses can significantly impact the long-term stability and potential for growth of their investment. For example, Class A properties are a good choice for those looking to preserve capital, while...
In 2022, the SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate) emerged as the new benchmark interest rate for floating commercial real estate loans, replacing LIBOR (London interbank offered rate). SOFR is the rate applied on overnight loans collateralized by US Treasury...
Over the years, the Federal Reserve’s delinquency rate—the percentage of loans that have not been paid back to banks on time—has consistently fluctuated. When the economy is booming, delinquency rates tend to fall; conversely, when economic contraction occurs,...
By the end of 2020, prices for industrial and residential properties worldwide have skyrocketed. The hardest hit sectors—retail and office spaces—are also starting to show signs of stabilization. It’s safe to say that after an initial downturn at the start of...
