We’ve talked about how the Fed's recent interest rate cut will affect investors and commercial real estate as a whole. Now, our Director of Capital Markets, Yan Khamish, dives into how it will impact developers and the economy. In summary, It's going to: ✅ Create more job formation ✅ Increase people's ability to buy products ✅ Developers will be able to build better, higher quality projects and receive higher rents, leading to better returns for investors. The lower interest rates create an environment where everything works and flows better. Take advantage of investing in multifamily now. #LandmarkUS ——————— #realestate #economy #construction The information contained herein is provided without any warranty or representation as to its accuracy, correctness, or completeness. Its recipient acknowledges and agrees that the recipient has knowledge and expertise in financial and business matters. That recipient understands that if it has any questions or concerns regarding the matters or information that it is evaluating, it will seek out its own professional advice concerning the same and the recipient will rely solely on its own review and that of recipient’s professionals of the information, and not rely upon the provider of this information, or provider’s agents, employees, or contractors.
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