📈 Trump’s Investment Plan: Will CRE Benefit from a $900B Fund? 🏗️

Bill Rapp - Commercial & Residential Mortgage Broker

Published on: 05/02/2025

Trump’s $900B Sovereign Wealth Fund: A Game Changer for CRE? 💰🏢 I’ve got to say, when I first read about Trump’s push for a $900 billion U.S. sovereign wealth fund, my initial reaction was, Wait, what?! The U.S. is running a $36 trillion national debt, yet we’re talking about creating one of the biggest investment funds in the world? It’s a bold move, to say the least. But here’s where it gets really interesting: Commercial Real Estate (CRE) could be a major focus. So, let’s break this down. What exactly is a sovereign wealth fund, how would the U.S. create one, and what does this mean for real estate investors, developers, and the market as a whole?

Bill Rapp, Commercial Mortgage Broker

📈 Industrial, Office, Retail & Multifamily: CRE’s 2025 Bright Spots 🏙️

Bill Rapp - Commercial & Residential Mortgage Broker

Published on: 14/01/2025

Finding Balance: How Commercial Real Estate is Reaching Equilibrium Hey there, CRE enthusiasts! Let’s chat about some intriguing insights from Moody’s latest sector-by-sector analysis. It seems 2025 might be the year the commercial real estate industry finally finds its footing. While not every sector is thriving, there’s enough optimism to go around, with each sector charting its unique path to equilibrium.

Bill Rapp, Commercial Mortgage Broker

Houston Hurricanes: CRE's Call for Change 🌩️🛠️

Bill Rapp - Commercial & Residential Mortgage Broker

Published on: 18/07/2024

Houston's real estate market is reeling after Hurricane Beryl left a trail of devastation, spotlighting major infrastructure weaknesses. 🌪️ A week after the storm, a sign for luxury apartments on Westcreek Lane remains toppled, symbolizing the broader chaos.

Bill Rapp, Commercial Mortgage Broker

Federal Reserve Signals One Rate Cut in 2024!

Bill Rapp - Commercial & Residential Mortgage Broker

Published on: 13/06/2024

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) held interest rates steady on Wednesday, marking the seventh consecutive meeting where it kept the central bank’s discount rate between 5.25% and 5.5%.

Bill Rapp, Commercial Mortgage Broker