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Back in late 2023, the financial markets turned overly vivacious to start the 2024 year. This led to a significant loosening in financial market conditions. Expectations moved the market remarkably, and likely more than what the economy and Fed wants or needs to keep credit flows, customer spending, hiring and capital expenditures in-check. The recent inflation reports are helping to reverse some of that loosening, bringing conditions back towards levels that are more conductive to reigning in growth and inflation. Take a look at the graph below to see how financial conditions have loosened as Fed funds remained restrictive.

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What happens if the Fed doesn't pivot at all in 2024?
The absence of rate cuts in 2024 might not change the course of the capital markets recovery as much as one might begin to think. This is because the market is still going to be recalibrating to a higher cost-of-capital paradigm and sellers might even start to accept offers more quickly. In return, this helps bridge the bid-ask spread divide more quickly.

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD is pleased to present the exclusive opportunity to acquire a fee simple interest in the single tenant industrial building with an adjoining 2+ acre industrial outside storage lot. This asset is strategically situated at 3725 Canal Drive in Fort Collins, Colorado. A highly versatile building with two (2) dock-high doors and two (2) grade-level overhead doors, this property is efficiently equipped with 45,000 SF of robust, functional industrial space that is fully leased to ADCON Signs, a signage solutions company that specializes in sign production for famous brands and projects worldwide. The building currently offers upside with rental rates below market value. Additionally, the adjacent lot, leased to Wyatt’s Towing, also features rents
below market rates, with approximately 7 months remaining on the lease. Wyatt’s Towing is utilizing 0.91 acres of the total 2.49-acre parcel.
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As the pendulum for the denominator effect has shifted, capital is shifting back into real estate.

Many institutions are moderating as the public equity markets have rebounded, and as private real estate valuation write downs are collectively bringing broader portfolio allocations into better balance. ⚖️

🌹Spring is in the air and so is change. Stronger demand-side interest will place both debt and equity capital, as well as tightening debt spreads. This will then continue to generate more momentum throughout the debt markets.

The Fed shift influences the short-end. This most certainly influences the floating rate debt costs. However, the long-end is not likely to shift as much, at least for the time being.
Public Market Rally & Easing Denominator Effect a noteworthy green shoot

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🌸Both Spring and change are in the air. Stronger demand-side interest will place both debt and equity capital, as well as tightening dept spreads. This will then continue to generate more momentum throughout the debt markets.