CRE Lending Strong, No Sign of Slowing Down

Rising rents and declining vacancies continue to attract investors to commercial properties. As a result, lender interest continues to grow and capital is readily available from a variety of sources. CBRE Group’s global president of debt and structured finance, Brian Stoffers, describes the commercial lending market as “robust” with no signs of letting up according to IBD. Low delinquency rates and attractive yields are also peaking interest according to Stoffers. Some panelists at this week’s CRE Financial Council 2015 annual conference in NYC also expressed their optimism on the commercial lending market. [IBD]

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