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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WEST PALM BEACH-Despite 20%-plus vacancy, future demand is anticipated from the county's R&D base. JACKSONVILLE-Increased shipping and military growth sustain the local economy. TAMPA-Smithfield’s pending plant shutdown marks the latest hit to the struggling sector.

The government has finally colored in the black and white outline to its toxic debt plan. Will that be enough to jumpstart the capital markets? As Barack Obama attempts to clean up the mess he inherited, observers wonder when the results will reach Florida commercial real estate The recession continues to pummel the retail market, and it's anyone's guess as to when the pain will end