“Warsh Debut Heralds Change For Fed, Not Rates”

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6.17.26

Dan Schairbaum was quoted in the Law360 article, “Warsh Debut Heralds Change For Fed, Not Rates.” The article covers Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s first policy meeting, where the Fed held interest rates steady while announcing organizational changes aimed at reshaping how the central bank develops and communicates policy. Although some in the commercial real estate industry had hoped for rate cuts in 2026, persistent inflation has tempered those expectations, leaving the market focused on stability rather than lower borrowing costs.

 

Schairbaum, leader of Dykema’s real estate practice, says that a stable interest rate environment can benefit the real estate market by providing greater predictability for lenders, developers, and investors. While higher borrowing costs remain a challenge, he notes that consistent monetary policy allows projects to be evaluated more reliably and can support long-term planning.

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