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Sponsored by GE Real Estate - Produced by National Real Estate Investor Magazine May/June   2009  VOL. 2    

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Standing Tall:
Top 5 retail markets in the U.S.

As credit has tightened and Americans have pulled back on their spending, the retail market has suffered significantly. However, the performance of individual markets in the near term will be determined largely by recent supply trends.

Traditionally supply-constrained markets will outperform this year, while markets where developers delivered space with the assumption of continued population growth will record significant vacancy increases and considerable rent declines.

The top five retail markets for 2009 are: 1) San Diego; 2) San Francisco; 3) Washington, D.C.; 4) San Jose, Calif.; and 5) Portland, Ore.
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On Track for Growth:
Transit projects offer investment opportunities

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) has given local and state governments across the country millions of dollars for infrastructure projects of all kinds. These projects will create investment opportunities for the commercial real estate industry, particularly developers and investors interested in transit-oriented development (TOD).
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Investment Notes

Senior real estate executives anticipate access to capital may improve slightly in the next 12 months, yet they indicate that current conditions in all sectors of commercial real estate continue to erode, according to The Real Estate Roundtable Sentiment Survey for the second quarter 2009.
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Foreign Exchange

As much as 7 million square meters of planned shopping center development in Europe has been put on hold or canceled as a result of the credit crunch, according to a recent report by global real estate adviser Cushman & Wakefield.
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