Commercial Real Estate Investors Ready To Turn The Page
SOURCE: The New York Times
There may not be a major turn around in commercial real estate investing throughout most of 2008.
With the continuing credit crisis and weakening economy, there isn't a lot of hope that 2008 will bring some relief to most real estate markets in the US.
There is going to be a greater downside risk in the next year than the commercial real estate markets have faced in over two decades. This is according to the "Emerging Trends in Real Estate" report by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute.
That said, there are some areas in the country and some markets that will continue to perform above the national average.
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There may not be a major turn around in commercial real estate investing throughout most of 2008.
With the continuing credit crisis and weakening economy, there isn't a lot of hope that 2008 will bring some relief to most real estate markets in the US.
There is going to be a greater downside risk in the next year than the commercial real estate markets have faced in over two decades. This is according to the "Emerging Trends in Real Estate" report by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute.
That said, there are some areas in the country and some markets that will continue to perform above the national average.
Read full report »
