Like dedicated surfers surfacing after a bad wipe out, commercial real estate buyers, sellers and developers are climbing back on their boards — and looking to catch the next wave.
But that takes money — and with real estate, borrowed money. Unfortunately, the cash currents from traditional lenders such as banks aren’t much more than a ripple at the moment. And they often carry restrictions that, like a mighty rip current, pull deals under.
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