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By Brian Hatcher, President & COO of Kidder Mathews With the cost of capital staying put, buyers and sellers must do more to uncover investment opportunities and open the door to deals. The Federal Reserve’s inaction in the first half of 2024 has left many commercial real estate investors scratching their heads. While hopes for […]

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