The Greater Boston area also only showed 14.6% of their loans on special servicers watchlist, compared to Dallas-Fort Worth, which tops the list at 29.7%.
Boston has found itself doing better than many regions over the downturn, boasting a small and dwindling pipeline of new product over the recession, helping keep vacancy lower than most of the nation.
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