After a decade of historically low interest rates, during which funding for new developments and real estate purchases flowed with relative ease, the party finally came to an end this spring, when the Federal Reserve began raising rates to slow inflation. With the cost of debt climbing and lending expected to decline in the second half of the year, a slowdown in dealmaking and development could be on the horizon. A jump in interest rates
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