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US commercial real estate debt markets close 2025 on a stronger note
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A split market: Commercial real estate lending trends from Q1 2026
Andrew Pabon on Q1 2026 debt survey results, benchmark divergence, the maturity wall and what a split CRE financing market means for borrowers and lenders.
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Montreal commercial real estate market update – Q1 2026
The Montreal commercial real estate market started the year with a total investment volume of $2.9 billion, a notable 65% year-over-year increase.
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Canadian commercial real estate market update – Q4 2025
Canada's 2025 commercial real estate market held firm at $52.9B as retail led gains, hotel momentum built, and investors moved toward active deployment.
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US commercial real estate transaction analysis - Q4 2025
Q4 and full-year 2025 US CRE transaction analysis covering volume, pricing trends, sector performance, and regional market variation across major metros.
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A split market: Commercial real estate lending trends from Q1 2026
From a 24% quarter-over-quarter rebound in lender quotes to the diverging paths of floating and fixed rate borrowers, the episode offers a data-driven read from Andrew Pabon, Director of Debt Advisory at Altus Group, on where the debt market stands today. Andrew and the CRE Exchange team also dig into the maturity wall, multifamily delinquencies hitting new highs, the lender mix leaning toward debt funds, and what the private credit stress story might mean for private credit in commercial real estate going forward.
