The pace of interest rate increases by the Fed has created cracks in the regional banking system. Bank deposits are dropping and creating additional liquidity concerns over the banking system’s capacity for new loans.
Tiffany B. Gherlone, Acting Head of Real Estate, Research & Strategy – US
The pace of interest rate increases by the Fed has created cracks in the regional banking system. Bank deposits are dropping and creating additional liquidity concerns over the banking system’s capacity for new loans. As approximately USD 1.5 trillion commercial real estate loans will mature between 2023 and 2025 (according to MSCI RCA), tighter and more expensive lending requirements will increase refinancing risk across the commercial real estate industry. However, this risk is expected to be more severe for office owners, as fundamentals deteriorate.
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