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Persistent office vacancies in central business districts are forcing a reassessment of how downtowns generate value, with consequences that ripple beyond real estate.
After years of furious multifamily construction across the Sun Belt, new starts have collapsed, setting up a swing from oversupply toward shortage that will play out unevenly.
Aging enclosed shopping centers are being torn down, reimagined, or left to fade, and what replaces them is reshaping the geography of American suburbs.
Owners of office buildings and the lenders behind them are working through a slow adjustment to lower occupancy, higher rates, and uncertain demand.
A long-anticipated wave of office and retail loan maturities is forcing lenders, borrowers, and regulators into a slow renegotiation of which properties remain viable.
Office and retail valuations continue to adjust in stages, working their way through lender portfolios and investor capital structures in patterns that resist quick resolution.
