GE is a bellweather for the commercial real estate market as their vast holdings are fairly well diversified. Unfortunately the picture the company paints is dim.
General Electric expects to lose 13 percent more of it's portfolio in 2010. That is on top of a 34 percent loss since it's highs of 2007.
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