Schwab Network: Looking for Stability in Commercial Real Estate

Last Updated:

August 31, 2026

Greg Friedman

Managing Principal & CEO

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Looking for Stability in Commercial Real Estate

Greg Friedman sees a "slow grind back" in commercial real estate, not a "snapback" like post-Great Financial Crisis. He discusses the impact of an elevated 10-year yield, but notes a predictable Fed and stable environment will help drive overall stability in commercial real estate. Greg believes 2026's market will be stronger than 2025.

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