Landlords Face a $1.5T Commercial Real Estate Maturity Wall

The millenial's prayer: "Please let the real-estate market crash in some way that doesn't affect my buying power, amen."

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There are so many abandoned commercial buildings throughout some of the Boston suburbs. From what I understand, people keep the rents high to increase the value of the building so they can borrow against it, and leave the buildings unoccupied. I hope this changes soon

Hoping that this leads to lower rents in many places in the U.S.. Coupled with a multifamily construction boom, there should be a glut of nice, new apartments for rent.

They will 100% be bailed out. A lot of powerful people have cash stacked in commercial real estate. That is half the reason for RTO mandates.<p>Has commercial real estate ever corrected in the last 30 years?

A quarter may be tough to refinance, apts affected most ($95 billion at risk)

&gt; “A lot of the equity is gone, but it’s an asset class that is pretty resilient over time. It’s underwritable, it just needs a capital infusion.”<p>Please no. We have been in an asset bubble. Just let it go.