Really? No quick fix for big property owners

November 5th, 2009, 6:00 pm · 2 Comments · posted by Jeff Collins

There’s been more hand-wringing of late about the state of commercial real estate, with growing concern over mounting mortgage defaults and questions about when that sector will recover. Amid all this gloom and doom, one index is providing a glimmer of hope …

Survey says U.S. commercial real estate to bottom in 2010 (Reuters and Bloomberg) HERE and HERE!
Grim reality still grips U.S. commercial real estate (Reuters) HERE!
Commercial Real Estate Loans A Growing Problem For Banks (Investors Business Daily) HERE!
Commercial Real Estate Investors Turn More Gloomy (BusinessWeek) HERE!
U.S. commercial property loans fall 54%, bankers say (Bloomberg) HERE!
U.S. shops and apartments head for record vacancies (Bloomberg)HERE!
Denver’s commercial real estate taking a hit (9news.com) HERE!
Index shows rise in commercial real estate values (Dallas Morning News) HERE!

For a list of commercial and developer defaults in O.C., CLICK HERE!

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foolishpleasure says:

November 5, 2009 at 10 pm

personal bankruptcies jump 25% in october- BUT the commercial
and residential real estate markets were totally immune from them
really

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a9eOFk1X3uoQ&pos=7

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Best CD Rates says:

November 6, 2009 at 9 am

I would say that real estate markets (Both Commercial and residential) suffered due to this ongoing global recession hopefully the condition will improve in next six to eight months.

Slice	Price	Ch.	Sold	Ch.
House	$495,000	+4%	1,841	+3%
Condo	$304,000	+3%	845	+8%
New	$500,000	+4%	150	-26%
All OC	$430,000	+2%	2,836	+2%

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