What is the CRE maturity wall, and why does it matter now?
Trillions of dollars of commercial real estate debt mature between now and 2028 — most of it originated at rates well below today's market clear. Here's what brokers and investors need to know.
Placeholder seed copy. The maturity wall is the aggregate volume of CRE loans coming due in a given window — typically the next 24–60 months — relative to refinancing capacity at today's rates. It's the mechanism that turns interest-rate volatility into transactional opportunity.
Maturr's maturity-wall calendar (Phase 1, M7) renders this as an interactive heatmap of months × property types with the aggregate UPB in each cell, filterable by geography. Real content for this post lands at M9.5.
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