RCA in the commercial property press:

Dr Chandan's Lead Indicator: "Investors and Lenders Should Expect More Historically Low Interest Rates—But for How Long?"

Commercial Observer reports: According to Real Capital Analytics global chief economist Dr Sam Chandan, one of the largest reasons for the US commercial property market’s recent rise off its 2009 low is the historically-low interest rates available to willing investors. But riding a wave of positive economic indicators and growth in commercial real estate sales into the New Year, many are rightfully questioning how long these enticing rates may last?

In his latest Lead Indicator column in the Commercial Observer, Dr Chandan discusses the possibilities for short- and long-term rates, policy biases at the Federal Reserve, and the potential for shifts in interest rates to affect commercial real estate.

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