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Commercial Real Estate Week in Review
April 17th, 2010 | 
Author: Week of April 11-17
- Jeffrey Lacker, president of the Richmond Fed, said economic growth will be maintained at a moderate pace for the rest of 2010.
- CMBS delinquencies posted the biggest-ever month-over-month increase in March, rising to 6.42% from 5.73% in February.
- Fed takes aim at “amend and pretend” banking practice.
- Changes in hotel management and operations and supply trends will lead to higher profits for high end hotels in 2010.
- Investors are putting money in mortgage REITs despite the delinquency rates on commercial mortgages that have reached new highs. Read the rest of this entry »
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