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Cuts Looking Like Faith Rather Than Data-Driven

Greg Friedman
Managing Principal & CEO
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There is a record amount of debt maturities in 2024 at close to $1T, and another $1T over the next two years, notes Greg Friedman CEO Peachtree Group.

In this interview with Schwab Nework, he discusses commercial real estate and how the market is still pricing in 50BPS of cuts between now and the end of the year, and its increasingly looking like faith rather than “data driven.”

Watch the full interview here.

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