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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The most significant deals of 2008 in each category are profiled. The odds are in favor of mixed-use projects with retail, but dated zoning laws and a sluggish approval process need to be navigated. Revenue decreases notwithstanding, landlords and legal tenants alike can make concessions to ease the economic blow.

Greater landlord flexibility and government incentives are the driving forces behind market opportunities. Downsizings and closures are driving up the number of empty locations. The job losses in the financial services sector are dealing a blow to Northern New Jersey's apartment market.