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Bad news for commercial real estate

Commercial Property Tax NewsBy Paul PenningtonApril 9, 2008

Bad news for commercial real estate The Wall Street Journal is reporting that commercial properties are showing signs of a downturn.  Commercial sales are at a stand still as lending has dried up.  The Journal predicts however that the commercial down turn will not be as bad as the current decline in the housing market. I take…

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