Blog Details

Commercial Property To Be Impacted Less By Higher Interest Rates
October 8, 2022 jun Strategy Session

Rising interest rates are less likely to impact commercial property compared to residential, according to the RBA.

 

Head of Domestic Markets at the RBA, Jonathan Kearns, said commercial property could potentially act as an inflation hedge.

 

“If commercial property was seen as a hedge against inflation, then an increase in interest rates because of higher inflation could reduce risk spreads and result in less downward pressure on commercial property prices from higher interest rates,” Mr Kearns said.

 

“All up, simple estimates suggest the fall in commercial property prices in response to higher interest rates appears to be slower, and slightly smaller in magnitude, than for residential property — although this could reflect the greater difficulty in measuring timely commercial property prices,” Mr Kearns said.

 

 

Related Posts
blog_image
When to use invoice financing

Invoice financing is a great way to help smooth out your business's cash flow.  .

Read More
blog_image
Shoppers return to brick and mortar stores

After a COVID-led surge in online sales shoppers are now headed back to bricks and.

Read More
blog_image
Commercial investors flock to Queensland

Commercial investors have been focussing on Queensland on the back of its strong population growth.

Read More