“The meltdown may have been avoided, but the commercial real estate market is far from healthy. The peak of the market in 2007 saw $557 billion dollars in transactions completed in the United States. This was followed by the bust and a staggering drop in volume to only $54 billion dollars of transactions completed in 2009.”
~Jeff Hoffman, vice president of Judson & Associates, S.C., a Pewaukee-based commercial real estate firm, and he is acting president of the Independent Business Association (IBA) of Wisconsin.
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