Potential end to Fed hikes could help, as noted during Cushman & Wakefield HRE webinar
By John B. Mugford
Jacob Albers of Cushman & Wakefield kicked off the webcast with an overview of the healthcare and HRE businesses. (HREI photo)
A seasoned debt equity professional involved in the healthcare real estate (HRE) space is “cautiously optimistic” that 2024 will see a better lending environment than the rather “illiquid” year of 2023.
“It’s really tough for banks and all lending institutions to really be able to come to a thesis and gameplan for how to tailor their lending strategy in this current ecosystem,” said Tyler Morss, a director with the U.S. Healthcare Capital Markets team of New York-based Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK) and who oversees equity, debt and structured finance solutions for clients.
“If we get some stability moving into 2024 and you know, knock on wood, rates continue that march downward, I think it will be a really, a better market than 2023.”
He added
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