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Adapting to the New Normal: The Future of Commercial Real Estate in 2024

January 2, 20242 Mins read454
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Commercial Real Estate, Capital Economics, Office, Multifamily, Cohen & Steers
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The commercial real estate market has entered a period of reckoning after years of enjoying the benefits of "cheap money." This era, which extended from the aftermath of the 2008 housing crash and the Great Financial Crisis, fueled what many have dubbed the "everything bubble." However, the higher interest rates of 2023 have jolted the […]

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