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Commercial Real Estate - Real Capital Analytics in the Press
Recent articles about commercial property investment which cite or quote Real Capital Analytics, the global commercial real estate research company.

• Commercial real estate sales poised to hit $49B in 2009
  Real Capital Analytics predicts sales volume for all commercial real estate sectors will hit $49 billion in 2009, less than half the amount sold in 2008 and significantly less than the $80 billion sold in 2001.
• Values Off 43% From 2007 Peak
  Prices nationwide have fallen 42.9% from their October 2007 peak, according to the latest
• BofA Wins Bid to Name Receiver for Chicago Block 37
  Bank of America Corp. won a court bid to appoint a receiver for
• Hotel investors tiptoe back into buying game
  Want to buy a hotel? 2010 may be just the time.
• Istithmar May Lose Control of W Union Square Hotel in Auction
  Istithmar PJSC, the Dubai-based investment company, may lose control of the
• FDIC Moves to Stave Off Distress
  Two recent moves by the federal government will further help lenders and owners ride through the storm by providing cover to keep amending and extending loans. But the impact, and consequences, of each move are a source of debate within the finance community.
• Insurers Face $23 Billion Loss on Commercial Property
  US life insurers, a group led by MetLife and Prudential Financial, may lose as much as $22.6 billion on investments in commercial real estate through 2011, Fitch Ratings said.
• Experts: Lending Hampering Industry's Recovery
  SAN DIEGO-The residential housing forecast by NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun earlier during the National Association of Realtors’ conference in San Diego was all smiles. That was not the case during the "Economic Issues and Commercial Real Estate Business Trends Forum." The commercial real estate loan is "dead in the water," Yun said. "A severe ongoing credit crunch in commercial real estate lending is hampering recovery."
• Starwood Completes $144 Million in Investments in First 60 Days
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• Where's The Promise Land?
  Steve Forbes: Well Peter, good to have you with us.
• Deutsche Bank Drowning in Vegas on Costliest Bank-Owned Casino
  
• Fearing a Commercial Real Estate Crisis in NJ
  Distress among commercial real estate mortgages in New Jersey is intensifying, with more properties in the state going back to the lenders. Some industry insiders say a crisis may be in the works if the economy continues to falter.
• Why This Real Estate Bust Is Different
  Commercial real estate prices have plunged 41% from the peak in 2007, according to
• Australians Lead Way In Global Retreat
  Many of Australia's once blue-chip property trusts charged offshore between 2003 and 2007, culminating in
• Confidence Grows In Asia And Latin America Real Estate
  
• TIME TO BUY HQ?
  Many investors have given up on real estate. But one group has been on the prowl for property: corporations. Fully 10% of
• Woolworth Building Stake May Be Purchased By Italian Investor
  The Woolworth Building, the neo-Gothic Manhattan skyscraper that was once the world’s tallest building and a symbol of American capitalism, may soon gain Italian owners.
• Wilbur Ross Sees "Huge" Commercial Real Estate Crash
  Billionaire investor Wilbur L. Ross Jr., said today the U.S. is in the beginning of a “huge crash in commercial real estate.”
• Beanie Baby Tycoon Warner Hits Trouble With Hotels
  Beanie Baby tycoon Ty Warner has run into difficulty getting an extension on a $345 million securitized mortgage on four of his luxury hotels, including the
• Equity Residential Raises Asset Sale Outlook to $900 Million
  
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• Buyers of Huge Manhattan Complex Face Default Risk
  Three years ago, the sale of the 110 red brick apartment buildings at
• Shanghai Real Estate Sales Of Apartments Shows Steadfast Soar
  Commercial real estate market in Shanghai, China indicates astonishing growth along with the escalating performance of its residential property market. In fact, according to Real Capital
• RCA Partners with CREOpoint.com for Exclusive Online Networking
  Subscribers of Real Capital Analytics'
• Investment Picks Up for French Property
  International commercial-property investors looking for prime assets are beginning to target France, which is emerging as the second-most popular market after the United Kingdom.
• Real Estate Stock Talk: Should You Buy REITs?
  If you don't already have a significant chunk of your net worth invested in rental property, it's time to think about buying stock in real estate companies. But in our first Real Estate Stock Talk, Alexander Goldfarb, a seasoned stock analyst, and Peter Slatin, a veteran journalist and industry observer, suggest you go slow.
• Commercial Real Estate Market In Richmond Is Ailing
  The commercial real estate market in the Richmond area is ailing and likely to get worse, much like the rest of the country.
• Commercial Real Estate: Big Troubles, Small Bailout
  High-flying financiers are sweating a coming wave of mortgage defaults tied to office and apartment buildings. Unfortunately for them, too big to fail doesn't apply to the $6.5 trillion
• Office Market Overtime
  
• Distress: The Waiting Game
  For the third month in a row, acquisitions of office properties increased in July, albeit modestly. However activity remains muted and sales of
• For Commercial Real Estate, Hard Times Have Just Begun
  As the commercial real estate market heated up earlier in the decade and lenders competed feverishly to issue ever-riskier mortgages, hundreds of bankers, investors, lawyers, brokers, appraisers, accountants and analysts flocked to an investors’ conference in Florida each January to celebrate their good fortune with lavish beach parties featuring bikini-clad models and popular entertainers.
• Pressure Is On Both Buyers, Sellers