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The firm anticipates opportunities on the debt and equity side as the commercial real estate market moves closer to a reboot.
The New York-based multifamily investor has been looking selectively at deals, but believes rates are too high to move ahead with transactions. 
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While the change in sponsor attitude has not yet been reflected in transaction volume, market participants are pointing to anecdotal situations over the past 30 to 60 days which shed light on the shift.
While commercial real estate lending activity is down, the opposite is true for insurance company lenders, which are finding places to expand their platforms despite a slow market.
The New York-based rating agency is also forecasting a rebound in commercial mortgage-backed securities issuance in 2024.
PERE America’s keynote speaker told members capital market dislocation means managers need to prioritize conversations with their lenders.
Monday Properties has historically also pivoted its portfolio as markets dynamics change
Negative sentiment and macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns continue to hold back the market, panelists said at PERE America.
The firm last month hired Kukulka, who spent more than a decade as the global head of capital markets and deputy chief operating office of the real estate and infrastructure division of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, to spearhead this growth.
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