That's not a revelatory remark, but we might as well get used to it--and probably for another year.
According to a report issued by Foresight Analytics LCC, there's about $530 billion in debt coming due in the next three years, and $160 billion of that is coming due in 2009.
What that means is there will be more folks waiting in line for capital. And if you examine the three prime sources of commercial real estate lending--commercial banks, CMBS and insurance companies--you won't find a whole lot of hope, or money.
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