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The real estate mortgage portfolio of UAE banks failed to record any growth during the second half of 2009 despite the fact that the two key players, Tamweel and Amlak, virtually kept away from new financings during this period, the statistics reveal.

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Get ready for the collapse of commercial real estate: That big whoosh you’re hearing is the air rushing out of a commercial real estate bubble. More than two years into the worst housing crisis in decades, commercial real estate is shaping up as the second half of what some are calling a “double bubble.” Owners of shopping malls, hotels, office space and apartment buildings — and the bankers who financed them — face a major crunch over the next two years as the mortgages on those properti

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Moody’s expects European CMBS issuance to remain slow in second half of 2009 as weak performance of loans accelerates. Excerpts from H1 2009 Review and H2 Outlook EMEA CMBS Issuance volumes in H1 2009 in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) and multi-family market were well above the full-year total for 2008. This was mainly driven by three transactions,amounting to €11.4 billion of the total issuance volume of €14.7 billion for H1 2

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Bloomberg reports: Commercial real estate values in the U.S. fell 27 percent in the year through June and rents for offices, shops and warehouse space may continue to drop through 2010 as the recession saps jobs and consumer spending. The Moody’s/REAL Commercial Property Price Indices fell 1 percent in June and are down 36 percent from their October 2007 peak, Moody’s Investors Service said in a report today. A rebound isn’t likely until the second half of next year, the National Association o

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The bank set aside 13.4 billion pounds in the period to cover souring commercial and real estate loans. Those impairments have “peaked” and will fall in the second half, London-based Lloyds said in a statement Wednesday.

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