CHICAGO-Distressed assets are changing hands, but only deals at the very upper end or lower end of the spectrum are getting done, said Mitchell Kahn, a partner at Frontline Real Estate Partners. He spoke with GlobeSt.com's Ian Ritter at the recent RealShare Chicago conference.
They also touched on:
- Dealing with banks in commerical real estate transactions.
- Markets with the most distressed assets trading.
- Sectors with a lot of distress.
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