South Florida Dirt: Why it’s a “very difficult time to build”
The billionaires and their HQ moves can’t carry the whole market. At Holland & Knight’s real estate conference last week, experts broke down some of the challenges developers, lenders and brokers are managing. Here’s what they had to say: The latest interest rate hike is creating pain, per Omar Morales, managing director at Berkadia. “In 2022, we saw rates start increasing in a tightening cycle in some ways. The proliferation of private credit debt funds allowed things to bend, but not break. What I’m seeing right now in real time, is I think things are going to start breaking. Not […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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