Lending and the economy typically go hand-in-hand good times or bad so it perhaps isn’t surprising that the slowest recovery since World War II has been accompanied by a very sluggish rebound in lending for commercial real estate.
Although economic theory would suggest that rock-bottom interest rates and banks flush with excess capital would mean a blizzard of commercial property transactions, the reality is that these aren’t ordinary times.
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