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CRE Companies Should Pay Attention to the Consumer Discretionary and Financial Sectors as Bond Yield

CRE Companies Should Pay Attention to the Consumer Discretionary and Financial Sectors as Bond Yield

With higher interest rates on the horizon, there are many in commercial real estate who only know a world of easy credit. It is easy to for

Protecting Your CRE Portfolio From the Impact of Rising Rates

Protecting Your CRE Portfolio From the Impact of Rising Rates

On January 31, 2018, the U.S. Federal Reserve agreed to hold the Federal Funds Rate at 1.25% to 1.50%, but there was little in the way to su

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