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February 11, 2009

Buy when there's blood in the streets

While the credit crunch depresses residential home sales, the commercial real estate market has problems of its own. With billions of outstanding loans that need to be refinanced and a tight credit market for months to come, what will happen to the commercial mortgage real estate market?

Craig Evans and Robert Sammonds at Colliers ABR lend an inside perspective.

Posted at 12:44 AM in Real Estate |

Tags: CMBS market, Colliers ABR, real estate

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