A missed payment streak, unpaid utilities, and inspectors flagging life-threatening conditions
Snyder says capital is opening up, but the second half of 2026 will be defined by whether tenants and consumers can hold on
Hornik says capital providers are now vetting deals one at a time, and brokers who keep pushing bad loans are going to lose their lender relationships
Parekh also discusses market growth, fraud trends, and capital market liquidity heading into the second half of the year
Banks have pulled back sharply from construction financing, which can open the door for commercial mortgage brokers
Refinancing demand is surging across commercial real estate
