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US Apartment Landlords Face a $1.8 Trillion Debt Wall — Nearly $300 Billion Comes Due This Year as Refinancing Costs Soar

Sep 22, 2026 · 09:26 AM ET· updated 48m ago
US Apartment Landlords Face a $1.8 Trillion Debt Wall — Nearly $300 Billion Comes Due This Year as Refinancing Costs Soar

Apartment landlords face $1.8 trillion in debt maturities as higher borrowing costs pressure refinancing plans.

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Apartment building owners owe a lot of money that comes due soon. Higher interest rates make it harder and more expensive to borrow new money.

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