Samantha Rowan
Commercial real estate professionals give their thoughts on risk calculation after more than 18 months of interest rate hikes.
The New York-based rating agency is also forecasting a rebound in commercial mortgage-backed securities issuance in 2024.
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Sponsors are turning to short-term loans to bridge gap to favorable interest rates. But what happens if market conditions have not materially changed by the time these loans mature is a looming question.
More family office investors are looking at short-term lending opportunities as the line between debt and equity becomes more blurred.
Rising interest rates are creating challenges for commercial real estate sponsors, complicating the refinancing of existing debt amid a shrinking lender pool, says Locust Point Capital's Eric Smith.
In-the-money caps are emerging as a short-term fix to interest rate volatility, but they might not ultimately provide the relief the market is seeking.
Newmark’s Jimmy Kuhn and Fried Frank’s Jon Mechanic say developers need support to convert obsolete properties.
Dallas-based Invesco’s North America head of real estate cited near-term maturities, expiring rate caps and rising insurance costs as critical issues for the sector.
Monday Properties has historically also pivoted its portfolio as markets dynamics change