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Texas Real Estate Must Ditch the Cheap-Debt Playbook as Cap Rates Rise, Economist Ken Rosen Says

September 18, 20263 Mins read1
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On CBRE's podcast The Weekly Take, veteran economist Ken Rosen argued that higher real interest rates have ended a 17-year run of leverage-driven returns, will force Texas cap rates higher, and are pulling patient private capital back into commercial real estate as institutional appetite cools.

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