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Commercial Real Estate Lending Declined in June for First Time in Two Years, But Experts Showed Modest Confidence for Near Term

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By The Registry Staff Last month, commercial real estate lending experienced a decline for the first time in two years, reflecting the impact of tighter credit conditions and higher mortgage rates on the sector. According to data from Refinitiv, outstanding debt on commercial properties decreased to $5.44 trillion in June, marking the first drop in […]

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