š„Mortgage Meltdown, Money MIA
Empty offices = empty wallets
Office buildings are in trouble, big time. 10.4% of office-related loans are now overdueājust a hair away from the chaos we saw during the 2008 financial crash.
The shift to remote work has left office spaces empty, and rising interest rates are making it harder for landlords to stay afloat.
Itās a mess, and the ripple effects could hit more than just the people who own these buildings.
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On top of that, commercial real estate investments have hit rock bottom, the lowest theyāve been in over a decade.
Everyoneās nervous about where the economy is headed, so the moneyās staying on the sidelines.
Meanwhile in South Florida is booming with retirees snapping up properties, and inflation is quietly raising the cost of everything except gas.
In this edition of the AltReports:
šØ CMBS Crisis
š° Dollar Decline
š ļø Builder Blues
š Sunshine Shift
ā ļø Service Surge
Video of the Week: Retailers IN PANIC MODE AS 1000s of STORES CLOSE!
Chart of the Week: Balance of Distressed Commercial Property Loans is UP
Podcast of the Week: This Could Be Like Getting into Airbnb in 2012
Office Real Estate is Having a Midlife Crisis
The office CRE market just hit a new high score on the delinquency leaderboard, with 10.4% of office CMBS loans going belly-upājust shy of 2008ās chaos.
Thanks to a delightful cocktail of empty office buildings, remote work, and interest rates that refuse to chill, the sectorās basically screaming, āHelp, Iāve fallen, and I canāt refinance!ā
Itās the fastest two-year meltdown on record, leaving analysts clutching their spreadsheets and predicting doom.
CRE Investment Falls To Decade Low, But That Could Soon Change
Investors have practically packed up their cash and moved on, leaving CRE investments at their lowest in a decade.
Tight monetary policy, market mood swings, and economic jitters have turned the sector into a financial ghost town. But hang tight, CREāmaybe brighter days are just around the corner.
Unsold Spec Houses Jump to Highest since 2009 as Sales Suddenly Plunge
Builders are looking at their unsold inventory and collectively saying, āOops.ā With unsold single-family homes hitting 2009 levels and sales plunging faster than you can say "mortgage rates," itās not exactly builder paradise.
Buyers, apparently, have decided theyād rather not participate in the fun, citing affordability concerns and economic buzzkills.
The result? A glut of shiny new houses that no oneās buying.
The āSilver Tsunamiā Will Hit South Florida even Harder
Boomers are flocking to South Florida like seagulls to a beachfront picnic, sparking a real estate frenzy.
Warm weather, tax perks, and endless early-bird specials are fueling demand, leaving developers scrambling to slap together retiree-friendly housing.
Downsized homes with no lawns to mow and a hospital down the street? Sold!
If youāre not selling homes with grab bars and HOA fees, are you even in the game?
Inflationās Back, Babyāand Itās Not Here to Make Friends
Sure, gas prices are down, but donāt pop the champagne yet.
Inflationās decided to party on, with the Core Services PCE Index climbing to a seven-month high.
Translation? Everything you actually spend money onālike housing, healthcare, and schoolingāis getting pricier by the minute.