Distressed RE: Residential, Commercial Have Yet to Hit Bottom

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By Barry Ritholtz - April 29th, 2011, 2:33PM

Floyd Norris Saturday NYT column is out now: After Mild Gains, Another Reversal for Real Estate;

I am sucker for the charts:

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2 Responses to “Distressed RE: Residential, Commercial Have Yet to Hit Bottom”

  1. Mike in Nola Says:

    It looks like commercial property is another of those items that the Fed will continue to prop up. Yeah, they dropped a lot before BB could get extend and pretend into action, but even though there are more and more empty storefronts, there hasn’t been a big change since late 09.

  2. victor Says:

    Does this mean REIT’s are a SELL?

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