This dramatic shift in borrowing costs signals a new “normal” and will directly impact industries like commercial real estate that have prospered in the low-interest-rate environment. As borrowing costs rise and valuations come under pressure, cap rates will increase as the market adjusts to this higher cost of capital.

Gil Borok, Colliers U.S. and Latin America CEO, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss if Borok thinks rate cuts mark the peak in commercial real estate delinquencies, how the chief executive sees the current environment,

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates Wednesday for the first time in four years. A Green Country loan officer and real estate agent said they’ve been preparing for a rate cut, and this means the real estate market is about to get busy.

The interest rate cut is good news for people with credit card balances and those in the market for a new car. But it is unclear how the cut will affect real estate market.