Remember all the talk about commercial real estate being the next shoe to drop? Based on recent statistics, that fear might have been overblown. The CoStar Group reports that delinquencies on commercial real estate loans started to subside in the second quarter of 2010 and are expected to fall further by the end of the year. For this and other stories about retail and retail real estate, follow the links below:
- U.S. Banks Report CRE Loan Troubles Subsiding Amid Strong Quarterly Earnings (The CoStar Group)
- U.S. Retail Space Availability to Drop in 2011, CB Richard Says (Bloomberg)
- Toys 'R' Us Back to Popping Up in Empty Mall Stores (Mediapost.com)
- A Shopping Center Tries to Repel Teens with the Buzz of a Powerful Mosquito (Grist)
- GGP to Start New CEO Hunt (The Wall Street Journal)
- $209M Plan Unveiled to Redevelop Hickory Hollow Mall (WSMV Nashville)
- Mall Group Spent $282,357 on 2Q Lobbying (MSNBC)
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