The Commercial Real Estate Crisis | Jonathan Wellum

In this episode of Wealthion, James Connor hosts Jonathan Wellum, CEO of Rocklink Investment Partners, to discuss the unfolding crisis in commercial real estate.

Jonathan provides a his perspective into the challenges facing the sector, including high vacancy rates, plummeting property values, and the systemic risks posed by these trends. Did you like this video? Let us know in the comments!

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
02:16 - Analysis of Q2 GDPNumbers
03:50 - Oil Prices and Global
Economy
05:44 - Copper Prices andEconomic Indicators
07:03 - U.S. RecessionPossibility
09:03 - Federal Reserve andInterest Rates
12:25 - Impact on CommercialReal Estate
24:03 - Canadian EconomyOverview
28:48 - Toronto Real EstateMarket
33:44 - Conclusion

#realestate #investing #podcast
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[RA-rfnz]

How do people find out what percentage of their local bank/credit union loan assets are in commercial real estate?

[bernie]

this guy's vocal inflections/accent sounds exactly like the actor William Macy. I wonder if they have come from the same region.

[zhiwang]

I bough 3 pounds of coffee beans from Costco for $13.99. It makes 100 cups of coffee possible. It equals 3 cups of coffee in Star coffee or other coffee places 😢