So much for containment? What a cute little pipe dream theory that was. The credit crunch has clearly moved from subprime, to all of residential and is now sinking it's teeth in to commercial real estate. While year-over-year price gains are barely up the property prices are all off their peaks from 2007 and we expect that the credit and liquidity issues that have put the hurt on residential real estate will begin to manifest themselves more acutely in the commercial markets as well.
Of course the bubble areas identified by big residential runups such as California and Nevada are seeing the biggest declines in commercial real estate prices as well.
The latest report from Moody's highlights the 2.3% drop in the Commercial Property Price Index which is the bigges
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