The commercial real estate (CRE) industry has endured an “interesting” year in 2023 shaped by persistently high inflation and inflated capital costs amid the aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Myriad factors, from market instability to geopolitical uncertainties, have also contributed to the challenges, with the global CRE market experiencing a 4% decline.
So, what does the CRE market have in store for real estate firms in 2024?
Byron Carlock, Real Estate Practice Leader of PwC US, provides sage advice:
“Although real estate capital markets are constricting, they are still open for business, investors are still buying high-quality properties, lenders will continue to lend, and companies should move forward with cautious optimism through this current cycle and prepare to adapt to quick market changes.”
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