United States real estate review 2009 [electronic resource]

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Colliers International Property Consultants

Language: English Series: Colliers United States Real Estate Review ; 2009Publication details: [S.l.] Colliers 2009Subject(s):

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333.33 $2 18

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Summary: Reports that income-producing real estate weakened considerably during the second half of 2008 and expects this to continue through 2009. Considers that the two key issues are deteriorating fundamentals and the ability to refinance maturing debt and that they will both be challenging issues for investors and lenders alike. Concludes that the next up-cycle will be very different from the last.

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Reports that income-producing real estate weakened considerably during the second half of 2008 and expects this to continue through 2009. Considers that the two key issues are deteriorating fundamentals and the ability to refinance maturing debt and that they will both be challenging issues for investors and lenders alike. Concludes that the next up-cycle will be very different from the last.

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