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Washington Post Commercial Real Estate. Now, more clarity around values and an urgent need to. Few industries have been hit as hard by covid as commercial real estate. As inflation and other economic issues top the list of concerns heading into next year’s election, the commercial real estate market remains a major threat to financial and. If commercial real estate lost that much value, banks with more than $50 billion in assets would see their capital levels drop by. Modifications and extensions of cre loans—“extend and pretend”—have pushed more loan renewals into 2024. A new research note from goldman sachs underscores the depth of the problem. More than $900 billion in loans backing office buildings, retail centers, hotels, warehouses and more will come due this year. The fear is that a commercial real estate apocalypse could spiral out and slow commerce, wrecking local tax revenue in the.

Now, more clarity around values and an urgent need to. If commercial real estate lost that much value, banks with more than $50 billion in assets would see their capital levels drop by. Modifications and extensions of cre loans—“extend and pretend”—have pushed more loan renewals into 2024. As inflation and other economic issues top the list of concerns heading into next year’s election, the commercial real estate market remains a major threat to financial and. A new research note from goldman sachs underscores the depth of the problem. The fear is that a commercial real estate apocalypse could spiral out and slow commerce, wrecking local tax revenue in the. More than $900 billion in loans backing office buildings, retail centers, hotels, warehouses and more will come due this year. Few industries have been hit as hard by covid as commercial real estate.

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Washington Post Commercial Real Estate As inflation and other economic issues top the list of concerns heading into next year’s election, the commercial real estate market remains a major threat to financial and. Now, more clarity around values and an urgent need to. A new research note from goldman sachs underscores the depth of the problem. The fear is that a commercial real estate apocalypse could spiral out and slow commerce, wrecking local tax revenue in the. As inflation and other economic issues top the list of concerns heading into next year’s election, the commercial real estate market remains a major threat to financial and. Few industries have been hit as hard by covid as commercial real estate. If commercial real estate lost that much value, banks with more than $50 billion in assets would see their capital levels drop by. More than $900 billion in loans backing office buildings, retail centers, hotels, warehouses and more will come due this year. Modifications and extensions of cre loans—“extend and pretend”—have pushed more loan renewals into 2024.