Walker & Dunlop Lays Off 8% Of Employees, Citing Slow Deal Volume
The commercial real estate finance firm pointed to interest rate hikes and recent bank failures in a letter revealing it was laying off 110 employees.
The commercial real estate finance firm pointed to interest rate hikes and recent bank failures in a letter revealing it was laying off 110 employees.
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