By Late-Q3, expectations had shifted from rate cuts to a possible hike, as rising oil prices and persistent inflation reshaped US multifamily sentiment.
Most industry voices expected a quarter-point move, while stressing that the bigger issue was what any change signaled for the broader rate path.
Experts said a quarter-point hike likely had limited immediate effect on investment, but a longer high-rate backdrop could trim capital flows and intensify refinancing pressure.
As maturities approached, sellers became more motivated, narrowing the bid-ask spread and adjusting pricing so multifamily assets could trade more readily recently.
Investors were putting more weight on property fundamentals, while expecting more lender-driven and repriced opportunities to emerge over the next 12 to 24 mo.
Multifamily Prepares for a Rate Hike | Carol Strom real estate broker. Founder of USAfitpros.com 50 state Telehealth and Labs bolt-on virtual LegitScript business

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