Two for 2022: A look at commercial real estate in the new year

The hotter than hot market might show signs of cooling off in 2022 — with dwindling inventory a chief concern among several industry experts.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 1:20 p.m. January 6, 2022
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FILE: The hotter than hot market might show signs of cooling off in 2022 — with dwindling inventory a chief concern among several industry experts.
FILE: The hotter than hot market might show signs of cooling off in 2022 — with dwindling inventory a chief concern among several industry experts.
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That start of a new year comes with optimism, with feelings that anything is possible and change is on the horizon.

 

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