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Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Survey Finds CRE Distress Has Peaked as Deals Close Despite War-Driven Rate Spike

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The Summer 2026 Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast survey of California commercial real estate sentiment found that industry distress has peaked and transactions are accelerating, even as the war in Iran drives oil prices, inflation and mortgage rates higher across a national economy growing on the strength of artificial intelligence investment. California's commercial real estate industry […]

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