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SACRAMENTO-the legislature now has 45 days to pass and send a bill or bills to the Governor’s desk addressing the state’s budget crisis.
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The Schuster Group’s Mark Walsh looks at steps to survive the current economy, reviews what to expect in the next year, and...
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AROUND THE NATION
Q1 Property Sales Total $9B
WASHINGTON, DC-That is a far cry from the $43.4 billion in Q1 2008 and $125.5 billion in Q1 2007.
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Real Estate Forum:
Retail and the Recession

LSRP Program Gears Up for Implementation
NetLease Forum:
Shareholders Challenge CVS' Longs Buy

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‘I don’t think currently what the Feds have in place is going to help much at all.’ 'They have to reinvent themselves.' ‘Such projects take longer and require more money and the lenders have backed away from taking that kind of risk.’ ‘Doom and gloom sounds like scorched Earth and the end of the world. I would have to say I wouldn’t go that far.’ ‘I just think that it’s going to take time to unravel.’
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RESoCal: Call for Nominations
'Women of Influence' to be Featured in September/October Issue
In the September/October issue, REAL ESTATE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA will profile women of achievement who are helping to shape the commercial real estate industry in the region. Those nominated must have a solid track record in the business-this can include both transaction volume as well as their contribution to the industry and/or their company's overall success.
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WEBINAR SPOTLIGHT
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Distressed Hotels:
How Bad Will it Get?
How bad will financial distress in the hotel industry get before it gets better? Are we seeing just the tip of the iceberg in terms of hotel foreclosures? What can owners do to help their properties survive? Why aren’t we seeing more sales of distressed hotels? Will lenders take back properties or work out loan terms with borrowers? Listen in as our panel of experts gets to the bottom of these crucial questions. Monday, July 6, 2009: 12:30 PM ET Cost: $59
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RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
OAKLAND, CA-Construction loans outstanding fell by 5% during the first quarter while delinquency rates jumped to 14.5%, according to a new national report.
LOS ANGELES-Public private partnerships emerge as a means of rebuilding California's aging infrastructure and stimulating economic development too.
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