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Schwab: Treasury Yields Test CRE, Private Credit Stabilizes

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June 17, 2026

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Greg Friedman joined Schwab Network to discuss the outlook for commercial real estate and what investors should be watching in the months ahead. While Treasury yields holding near 4.4% continue to create challenges for the sector, Greg noted that a move above 5% could further unsettle the market. Despite those headwinds, he highlighted private credit as a stabilizing force that can help support commercial real estate investment activity.

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