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Because there is no cash available in financing these days, the few deals in commerical real estate aare like this one in Birmingham, Alabama. An office building there aold for $147 million, but the buyer put up only $1.3 million. See the link to the report by Conway of the Fed's Rapid Response program on the danger to 45% of commercial loans that are expected to sour in 2009. And the WSJ analysis on the risks facing 800 banks with heavy real estate exposure.

A delicate balancing act for the Federal Reserve to withdraw support that puts a dark cloud over the economy..

10/01/2009

Incrementally withdrawing support where and when possible will be a tough act for the Fed, after the Fed has committed $1 trillion so far as support to debt securtization markets that breathe life into the USA economy. Shiller says these markets are dead, we are stuck, and no one knows what will happen if they are hobbled for corporate real estate, mortgages, auto loans.

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