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By Maria Wood

Hessam Nadji, managing director of research services for Marcus & Millichap, speaks with John Salustri about the future of distressed assets. Watch the full video at Distressed Assets Investor.
TEANECK, NJ-Even though a flood of distressed assets should technically be hitting the market soon, the process is “frozen in motion” because banks don’t want to take losses, the CMBS market was very complex and special servicers are limited in ways they can handle distress, said Hessam Nadji, managing director of research services for Marcus & Millichap.

Nadji, interviewed by John Salustri, editorial director of ALM’s Real Estate Media Group, spoke at the recent RealShare New Jersey Conference. To view the full video, click the link below to enter Distressed Asset Investor.

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