The commercial real estate market shows signs of stabilizing after a two-year decline. In January, prices dipped 0.4% month-over-month, but high-value transactions remained steady, suggesting a market bottom may be forming. Sales volume increased, with 1,267 repeat transactions totaling $9.1 billion—a 34.6% rise from a year ago. Properties are selling faster, with time on the market dropping to under six months. Distressed sales also declined, making up only 2.3% of transactions. While price growth remains uncertain, improving transaction activity and buyer-seller alignment indicate a potential market rebound.

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