Here are some news and notes on retail and retail real estate from around the Web today.
- Seeking Alpha asks, Why Are Stress Tests So Pessimistic on Commercial Real Estate?
- The Los Angeles Times examined how commercial loans are hurting smaller regional banks. That's making Square Feet nervous.
- The Wall Street Journal says sale-leasebacks are coming back.
- Target responds to William Ackman's town hall meeting.
- The Charlotte Observer talks about commercial real estate being the next shoe to drop.
- New loans on commercial real estate are down 70 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
- Regional mall REIT PREIT is looking to sell assets.
- Goldman Sachs takes heat on some of its commercial real estate bets.
- The Palm Beach Post looks at the sad saga of Palm Beach Mall--a property Simon wanted to redevelop, but is now a casualty of the recession.
- General Growth credit default swaps sell for 44.25 cents on the dollar.
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