Inflation can have a complex impact on commercial real estate opportunities. On the one hand, rising inflation often leads to higher rental rates, which can benefit property owners by increasing their income streams. However, inflation also drives up construction and maintenance costs, making it more expensive to develop new properties or maintain existing ones. Additionally, as inflation rises, the central bank may increase interest rates, making financing more expensive and potentially reducing demand for new commercial properties. For investors, this means carefully monitoring inflation trends and adjusting strategies to mitigate the risks associated with higher borrowing costs while leveraging the potential for increased rental income.