At the start of 2025, the commercial real estate industry was hopeful for a rebound, driven by expectations of falling interest rates, stronger deal flow, and renewed demand for office space. However, by April, the anticipated resurgence had not materialized. Commercial real estate sales plummeted to $26.1 billion, with significant year-over-year declines in the hotel (52%) and warehouse (34%) sectors. This downturn signaled the end of the so-called "Trump bump" that many had hoped would invigorate the market. Now as we look forward to the next six months the outlook remains mixed. |