The powers that be don\u0027t want a commercial real estate meltdown — and they\u0027ll send you back to work to prevent it. Read more.
to severely impair Canadian real estate for a prolonged period. Given shorter debt terms, rate increases will continue to impact consumers faster than the commercial sector.
Small and mid-sized banks hold a large share of commercial real estate loans. Every article talks about how commercial real estate loans are the next shoe to drop for the broader market. Data from the Federal Reserve shows that nearly two-thirds of commercial real estate loans reside with banks outside the Top 25 in terms of size. The implication is that these banks are less equipped to handle impairment.
In a full-on recession, the expectation is that occupancy will promptly drop further. A shift back to in-office work could help offset or prevent such a decline. Research from the Society for Human Resource Management reveals a preference among managers for in-office work: 72 per cent of managers prefer their employees to work in person. In-person is valued by managers, and regardless of whether it’s warranted or generational, these are what the numbers are.
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