Politics and interest rates cloud the future of Chicago real estate – Loop North News

Steven Fifield, of Fifield Companies, noted that Chicago is the nation’s leader in the amount of distressed commercial real estate loans in any city. Because cash flow is down so much, “the delinquency rate is running at nearly 23 percent,” he said.
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debtsor
2 years ago

the DQ rate is only 23%? How can 77% of buildings be paying their mortgages on time nearly four years after COVID? IT MAKES NO SENSE

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