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In this commentary, the speaker argues that the long‑term outlook for multifamily real estate remains strong because interest rates are expected to fall. The decline is attributed to a wave of debt refinancing needs, which will pressure lenders to lower rates. The speaker anticipates that the Federal Reserve will cut rates by roughly a quarter‑point to a half‑point at each meeting, creating a more favorable financing environment. Lower rates will enable more investors to list properties, leading to an influx of motivated sellers and increased inventory. The speaker advises investors to hold their positions through 2025, suggesting that those who endure the current cycle will not only break even but also capture significant upside as the market rebounds.

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