It was predicted that 20% or $950 billion of commercial real estate (CRE) loans were set to mature in 2024. And now that we’ve passed the election and are ending the year, it’s time to assess where we stand.
Now, in the wake of a Trump election victory and the Federal Reserve's unexpected second rate cut, questions loom over the market's direction. Read on to get answers to hot-button items like:

• Will this rate cut deliver the needed relief, or does it highlight the deeper challenges that lie ahead?
• What will the landscape look like for CRE loans that were previously extended when they reemerge?
• Will Trump’s presidency bring the type of economic policies that stabilize the commercial real estate market, or will it add new complexities to an already fragile sector?