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US Commercial Real Estate Distress Surges to$116 Billion Amid Rising Delinquencies and Policy Uncertainty

by Team Lumida
June 23, 2025
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US Commercial Real Estate Distress Surges to$116 Billion Amid Rising Delinquencies and Policy Uncertainty
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  1. Distress in U.S. commercial real estate (CRE) credit rose 23% year-over-year to over $116 billion* by March 2025, the highest in more than a decade.
  2. Debt maturities and rising borrowing costs are creating a “tsunami” of problems for U.S. office spaces, with multifamily properties also emerging as a pain point.
  3. Traditional lenders face $410 billion* in unrealized losses on securities portfolios, while some extend loan durations to avoid impairments.
  4. Direct lenders are raising capital to invest in CRE, but shadow lending poses risks, with the Financial Stability Board warning of potential shocks to banks.
  5. Policy uncertainty, including Trump’s proposed Section 899 “revenge tax,” could deter foreign investors, further straining the CRE market.

What Happened?

The U.S. commercial real estate market is grappling with rising distress as delinquencies and debt maturities weigh heavily on the sector. Distress levels surged 23% year-over-year to $116 billion* by March 2025, according to MSCI Real Capital Analytics, marking the highest level in over a decade.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) reported that past-due and nonaccrual loans in CRE portfolios have reached their highest levels since 2014, with multifamily properties increasingly contributing to the strain. Rising borrowing costs and the shift to remote work have left lenders vulnerable, particularly in the office sector.

Policy uncertainty is compounding the challenges. The Federal Reserve’s Beige Book noted that businesses are delaying decisions due to factors like tariffs, while Trump’s proposed Section 899 tax could deter foreign investment in U.S. real estate. German lender Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG announced its exit from the U.S. market, citing unfavorable conditions and potential losses.


Why It Matters?

The rising distress in CRE highlights systemic risks for both traditional and shadow lenders. Banks are grappling with $410 billion* in unrealized losses on securities portfolios, and academics warn that losses on mortgage-backed securities could be equally severe.

Direct lenders are stepping in to fill the gap, raising capital to invest in CRE, but the Financial Stability Board has cautioned that shadow lending could amplify risks and transmit shocks to the banking system.

For investors, the CRE market’s challenges could lead to further declines in property values, particularly in office and multifamily sectors. Policy uncertainty, including potential foreign investor pullbacks, adds another layer of risk, potentially impacting liquidity and investment flows.


What’s Next?

The CRE market faces a challenging road ahead as debt maturities and rising borrowing costs continue to pressure lenders and property owners. Traditional lenders may need to address impairments rather than extending loan durations, while direct lenders will play a growing role in the market.

Policymakers and regulators will need to monitor the impact of shadow lending and policy changes, including Trump’s proposed tax measures, on the broader financial system. Investors will closely watch for signs of stabilization or further distress, particularly in high-risk sectors like office spaces.

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