Investment Market – Still Slow « Portland Commercial Real Estate Scene

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Similarly, while distress clearly exists and pressure appears to be building on owners and lenders, to date, there have been few distressed assets with motivated sellers to hit the market. Outside of the best real state and most … Original post: Investment Market – Still Slow « Portland Commercial Real Estate Scene

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