Commercial real estate debt involves borrowed capital secured by income-producing properties like offices, retail centers, or warehouses. It funds acquisitions, development, or refinancing, with repayment tied to rental income. Lenders, including banks and private funds, benefit from steady interest returns. Borrowers, such as developers and investors, gain leverage to expand portfolios without tying up all equity.
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