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Risk and Resilience Strategies for CRE’s Uncertain Future

Thursday, March 6, 2025
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The U.S. real estate sector is stepping into 2025 with a mix of cautious optimism and lingering uncertainty. While rising insurance rates and labor shortages have created obstacles in recent years, signs of stabilization are emerging. Property insurance costs, for example, may finally plateau or even decline in some cases, offering financial relief to owners and developers. Even still, there is still plenty of risk on the table, particularly in disaster-prone areas where insurers continue to tighten their underwriting practices. To navigate this evolving landscape, real estate leaders must take a proactive approach to risk management and resilience planning.
On the bright side, recent Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and a dip in the ten year treasury note could ease some of this strain of the upcoming “wall of maturities.” At the same time, new risks—ranging from litigation targeting property owners to increasing cybersecurity threats—are reshaping the industry's risk profile, making a comprehensive risk management strategy more important than ever.
With a changing workforce and shifting tenant demands, real estate operators must also rethink their approach to talent retention. Labor shortages in property management and maintenance roles are contributing to operational inefficiencies, impacting everything from security to tenant satisfaction. By prioritizing risk mitigation, financial strategy, and workforce stability, real estate owners can turn today’s challenges into opportunities for long-term resilience and growth.
Overheard
CRE Capital Markets are in a moment right now.
A pretty good one.
Where *fear* of weakness is peaking through, thus lowering rates a little with a flight to safety.
While at the same time, *actual* weakness isn't permeating the market and thus spreads are holding tight right… x.com/i/web/status/1…
— Jeff Feldman (@JeffFeldman_)
1:56 PM • Mar 5, 2025
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