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⚑️🚨 NEW - ABSOLUTE record for real estate defaults in the US!!

The default rate on CMBS (commercial real estate) for offices just skyrocketed to 11.8% in October.

We have just surpassed the peak of the 2008 financial crisis, which was 10.7%.

Just think about it...

Three years ago to the day, the rate was only 1.8%.

These defaults do not only affect property owners.

Behind every commercial real estate loan are banks, pension funds, and insurance companies that have purchased these debts.

Who will absorb the losses?

It's a rhetorical question: obviously, it's consumers who will suffer!

We saw it in 2008: when Americans stop consuming, the global economy grinds to a halt.

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AndersL 1mo ago πŸ’¬ 2

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Sam Magner 1mo ago πŸ’¬ 1

Every major city in the US has dozens of empty skyscrapers. It’s worse than what’s reported because many are only half empty.

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AndersL 1mo ago

Might be the first domino piece to fall?

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Sam Magner 1mo ago

I do believe so. I have seen so many properties sell at a loss, it cannot be sustainable forever.

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