How High Interest Rates Impact Commercial Real Estate

High interest rate environments can have a significant impact on the commercial real estate market. After all, most investors utilize leverage to increase their returns and an increase in borrowing costs makes that leverage more expensive for developers and investors, which decreases potential returns and, therefore, demand for new projects. Here’s how high interest rates impact the commercial real estate market.

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