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DoubleLine Sees CRE Opportunities in These Areas

The fundamentals are generally healthy when looking at certain property types.

DoubleLine in a recent report wrote, “As the broader market has turned to pricing in the ‘when,’ not the ‘if,’ of future cuts to the federal funds rate, investor sentiment has improved with respect to CRE. We expect property transactions to increase, helping to provide clarity on CRE valuations.”

While that read as a general statement about CRE, it wasn’t, exactly. Instead, it was about CRE outside of the “unique convergence of cyclical and secular headwinds confronting part of the office market.” Because generally CRE fundamentals are good.

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Erik Sherman

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