#11 - 2023 Market Predictions and an In-Depth Review of 2022
Commercial Property Investing - ExplainedShow Notes
The Commercial Property Investing Explained Series is back with Steve and Andrew at the helm. In this episode, they delve into the current state of interest rates and how it has impacted commercial property markets in 2023. They examine which sectors are booming and which ones are a bust. They also share which banks have a higher appetite for commercial property in 2023. Additionally, they provide insights into The latest vacancy rates.Bank lending in 2023.Should you fix your interest...
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