Federal Reserve rate cuts drive $1.9 billion reduction in distressed properties, transaction volumes jump 13.2 percent year-to-date The commercial real estate market is entering 2026 with renewed strength after years of adjustment. Lower interest rates, improved capital availability and sustained economic growth are driving recovery across most property sectors, creating conditions that differ sharply from […]
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