Am I a contrarian? Sure. Am I usually a bit early on my predictions? Perhaps. Am I occasionally too optimistic about situations? Absolutely... and, if I'm being honest with myself, it's more than just "occasionally." With all of those admissions out of the way, I am hopeful for the future of commercial real estate. And when I say commercial real estate, I mean the industry as a whole... CRE is more than just office. I believe a turning point is here and it appears Bruce Flatt, the CEO of Brookfield, shares the same belief. On a recent earnings call, Bruce Flatt stated, "The new story will soon become that there are major tailwinds behind real estate, fundamentals are good, and interest rates are coming down by 200 basis points." "You're going to see a much different story play out than what you imagined," Bruce states, and I agree. Am I suggesting the industry is going to recover in the next 60 to 90 days? No, absolutely not. Are property owners and developers still going to be facing tough decisions in the near term? Yes, without a doubt. But I do believe the turning point is approaching and there are many reasons to be cautiously optimistic. What are your expectations for CRE in 2024❓ https://lnkd.in/gCMpAQ-a #commercialrealestate #investments #development #acquisitions #interestrates
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Interesting read with your morning coffee ☕ As I previously stated in a corresponding post regarding this acquisition. Blackstone cannot be ignored... and it certainly hasn't. As the world’s largest commercial real estate owner, Blackstone’s impact stretches well beyond AIR and to the rest of the sector. Blackstone’s acquisition of AIR, which is expected to close next quarter, represents the company’s largest acquisition in the multifamily sector. Blackstone will take the company private. #multifamilyinvesting #multifamily #apartments
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