Can Banks Handle Upcoming Loan Maturities?
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| Date Uploaded: January 10, 2024
| Date Created: January 08, 2024
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The financial soundness of banks and accessible lending are important for the economy and for commercial real estate. The "if it bleeds it leads" headlines and clickbait like "doom loop" - referring to maturing loans - can lead to a lack of confidence. Chris Marinac joins Michael to share the real story with banks, and what to expect moving forward.
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Economics/Market Reports/Research, Lending / Finance, Interviews / Speeches
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Industrial, Multifamily, Office, Retail, ALL
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ALL
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