Landlords with $1.2 trillion of debt face rising default risk
Defaults on properties such as offices and apartment buildings may increase as property values fall and costs rise for landlords who need to refinance at higher interest rates.
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Defaults on properties such as offices and apartment buildings may increase as property values fall and costs rise for landlords who need to refinance at higher interest rates.
About $1.2 trillion of debt on U.S. commercial real estate is “potentially troubled” because it’s highly leveraged and property values are falling, according to Newmark Group Inc.
Offices are the biggest problem, accounting for more than half of the $626 billion of at-risk debt that matures by 2025's end.
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