Treasury Yields Ease After Midterms: What It Means for CRE
By Don McClain | Founder & Principal, Medro Advisors
By Don McClain | Founder & Principal, Medro Advisors Treasury yields fell after the midterm elections, giving commercial property owners and borrowers a reason to revisit financing plans. The U.S. Treasury’s daily 10-year yield declined from 4.95% on November 3 to 4.90% on November 4. Lower benchmark yields may improve financing conditions, but borrowers should review current lender spreads, fees, repayment terms and cash flow before making a decision. Proposed policy changes should also be separated from enacted rules when assessing development costs. Medro Advisors helps owners evaluate capital, growth and ownership strategies: https://medroadvisors.com/
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