U.S. Borrowers Falling Behind on Commercial Real Estate Loans

Published by Stephanie on April 10, 2012

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It’s not a pretty picture. Numerous borrowers who took out commercial real estate loans in 2007 find themselves defaulting on the payback today, according to the latest research from New York City-based Trepp LLC. Here is what Trepp found:

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