Globe St: CRE Sentiment Sour at Worst, Tempered at Best

January 25, 2022

By Daniel Kagan

RCLCO’s Real Estate Market Sentiment Survey at year-end 2021 showed the RMI at a more tempered sentiment of 82.1 as new variants have emerged in the second half of the year that are more transmittable and vaccine-resistant and as concern about inflation increases.

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