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Despite Slower Deal Volume, Commercial Banks Continue to Lend, Reis Reports

Published Wednesday, November 18, 2009

While sagging credit conditions were initially responsible for the weakened commercial real estate capital markets, today poor and declining fundamentals are adding to the problem, according to Reis economist Ryan Severino. “The decline in transaction volume and transaction prices is broad-based, consistent with continuing weakness in property fundamentals as well as little improvement in credit availability,” said Severino during the New York-based research firm’s third-quarter capital markets briefing today. “Neither of these is likely to improve in the immediate future so we should expect volumes and prices to remain depressed for some time, even if the pace ...

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