CRE Transaction Gridlock Set to Ease in 2025

Per a recent article from GlobeSt, the commercial real estate (CRE) market is set for a rebound in 2025 after two years of stagnation. Positive economic indicators, including anticipated Fed rate cuts, a stable 10-year Treasury yield around 4%, and a flattening yield curve, are restoring investor confidence. Cushman & Wakefield’s chief economist, Kevin Thorpe, notes that lenders are re-engaging, lowering the cost of debt, and prompting more transactions. Read more here.