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While there’s comfort in comparing the present high interest rate environment to the economic crisis of 2008, CRE investors are having to work a lot harder in 2022 to get deals done, according to Dekel Capital’s founding principal.

Earlier this year, the Fed declared war on inflation that most recently hit 8%, using its blunt tool, the federal funds rate, to increase the cost of doing business across every sector of the economy,

It’s been quite an eventful stretch in the capital markets this past month as investors and lenders processed strong inflation reports and the Fed issued an equally strong response to slow the rate of inflation. The uncertainty about the future has led many to take a pause and revaluate what the future holds for commercial real estate, weighing the prospect of ongoing inflation or a hard economic landing into a recession.

As 2021 comes to a close, the impact of the Covid Pandemic is waning, the economy is accelerating, and real estate fundamentals are improving. As a result, we are seeing real estate transaction volumes increase and general market optimism by most CRE market participants leading into 2022. According to Real Capital Analytics, Commercial Real Estate deal volume surpassed $450 billion for the first three quarters of 2021,

Following the 2008 recession, senior housing was one of the top performing asset types, establishing itself as a compelling opportunity for investors. But over the last 18 months investing in Senior Housing has been a challenging proposition as operational risks, caused primarily by the Covid-19 pandemic, have been magnified after years of consistent growth following the Great Recession. Senior Housing, specifically Assisted Living and Memory Care communities,

Dekel Capital, on behalf of a joint venture led by Los Angeles-based The Latigo Group (TLG) has arranged $82.3 million in non-recourse construction financing for the development of Infield, a 384-unit Class A multifamily community in the Orlando submarket of Kissimmee, FL.

This is the first phase of what is a planned 800-unit development that will be built on a 25-acre development site located on Ball Park Road just off of N.