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2. • • The stress bearing down on the commercial real estate sector has been evident since the pandemic accelerated the trend of remote work. That has been complicated by high interest rates, which have made refinancing expensive, and stress in the banking sector, which is holding about $3 trillion of outstanding commercial real estate debt.
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   Are US commercial real estate problems getting worse?

   • Problems for the US commercial real estate sector seem to be getting worse — and spreading. Steeper interest payments, tighter bank lending, and declining asset values have slammed the sector. Some bold buyers plan to capitalize on the chaos by scooping up bargains.

   Commercial real estate is in big trouble - Business Insider

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   Why is US commercial real estate debt 'potentially troubled'?

   • About $1.2 trillion of US commercial real estate debt was “potentially troubled” because of the slump in prices, advisory firm Newmark Group Inc. said in August. Vacancy rates for office buildings in major US cities hit records and landlords walked away from some properties now worth less than their debt, handing them to their lenders.

   Commercial Real Estate’s Slow-Motion Crisis Explained - Bloomberg.com

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   Could a decline in the value of commercial real estate make it worse?

   • With public pensions already underfunded by an estimated $1 trillion, a decline in the value of commercial real estate could make this bad situation significantly worse. You get the idea. Office buildings pose a threat to a variety of financial institutions. As more leases and loans come due, the bulk of the pain is still ahead of us.

   The Next Crisis Will Start With Empty Office Buildings

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   Will 2024 look like trouble for commercial real estate?

   • 'No one is throwing good money after bad.' Why 2024 looks like trouble for commercial real estate. By Joy Wiltermuth Property owners pocketed billions of dollars by refinancing properties when rates were low. They aren't going to throw it away now.

   'No one is throwing good money after bad.' Why 2024 looks like trouble

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4. www.reuters.com › markets › usBracing for the commercial real estate 'reckoning' | Reuters

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   Feb 2, 2024 · Hundreds of billions of dollars of assets under collective management, and a collective wariness towards commercial real estate (CRE). To be sure, none called an immediate crisis or crash.

5. www.businessinsider.com › commercial-real-estateCommercial real estate is in big trouble - Business Insider

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   Feb 16, 2024 · Problems for the US commercial real estate sector seem to be getting worse — and spreading. Steeper interest payments, tighter bank lending, and declining asset values have slammed the sector.

6. www.theatlantic.com › ideas › archiveThe Next Crisis Will Start With Empty Office Buildings

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   Jun 7, 2023 · With public pensions already underfunded by an estimated $1 trillion, a decline in the value of commercial real estate could make this bad situation significantly worse. You get the idea.

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7. fortune.com › 2023/10/18 › commercial-propertyThe commercial real estate crunch is so bad that $80 billion ...

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   Oct 18, 2023 · The value of distressed US commercial real estate neared $80 billion in the third quarter, its highest level in a decade, as rising interest rates and sagging office demand shook the property...

8. www.morningstar.com › news › marketwatch'No one is throwing good money after bad.' Why 2024 looks ...

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   Dec 30, 2023 · Investors are bracing for 2024 to be pretty gloomy in the U.S. commercial real-estate market, with more landlords expected to throw in the towel on downtrodden buildings with debt coming due.

9. www.bloomberg.com › news › articlesCommercial Real Estate’s Slow-Motion Crisis Explained

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   Feb 2, 2024 · About $1.2 trillion of US commercial real estate debt was “potentially troubled” because of the slump in prices, advisory firm Newmark Group Inc. said in August. Vacancy rates for office...

10. www.washingtonpost.com › business › 2023/08/28Commercial real estate apocalypse threatens economy and ...

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    Aug 28, 2023 · A commercial real estate apocalypse particularly in midsize cities could spiral into the broader economy. Atlanta faces an economic backslide as a commercial real estate crisis looms...