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Ten financial bubbles in the making

Clusterstock cheerfully lists ten financial bubbles to watch out for. Some are relatively minor, with the biggies being China and commercial real estate (which is already popping.)
For example, half a trillion in shopping center loans originally financed at low rates comes due in the next three years. Many will not be able to refinance because [...]

The turds-to-tulips school of commercial real estate

If you believe all the negative hype about commercial real estate, i’ve got a few thousand vacant office buildings to sell you
Because really, CRE will be just fine, so stop your sobbing all you whiny-whiners, says Benjamin D. Over at Zero Hedge

Commercial Real Estate seen falling 35%-40%

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Green Street Advisors has put together an excellent deck [slide show] showing the coming mess for commercial real estate. Bottom line: A 35-40% decline in commercial real estate values should be “right.” And that’s if the market doesn’t overshoot.
The big problem in CRE is deals were funded using excessive valuations and high Loan To Value [...]

Commercial real estate. The next to fall

Commercial real estate will be the next domino to fall. Portfolio explains why.

Lending standards fell, starkly. Or as I prefer to see it, they were thrown out of the 60th-floor window of that gleaming office tower in downtown Atlanta/Phoenix/New York/San Francisco/insert your city here. The gap between the cost of debt servicing and the cash [...]