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Report: Competition for Distressed Properties Likely to be High in Coming Months

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By Meghan Hall Investors have been watching the commercial real estate industry with bated breath, hoping that a wave of distressed assets will come to market, providing opportunities to snag a good deal. Many of these expectations have been colored by the Great Recession of 2008 and 2009, where commercial real estate took a hit […]

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