The Fed 'went crazy' with rates and did big damage to the real estate market, billionaire mogul Barry Sternlicht says

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Barry Sternlicht, Chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital Group, speaks at the 2014 Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California April 28, 2014. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Barry Sternlicht speaks at the 2014 Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills

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US office buildings are facing a 30% price drop as remote work continues to upend the sector, Morgan Stanley says

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FILE PHOTO: A man walks past The Gherkin and other office buildings in the City of London

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The office apocalypse will see a wave of buildings demolished or converted to residential, New York City real estate exec says

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This year could be the breaking point for commercial real estate distress, research firm says

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FILE PHOTO: People walking past office buildings at the central business district in Singapore

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America's real estate market could see a $1 trillion default wave as things turn 'very ugly,' billionaire CEO says

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Commercial real estate could hit a breaking point this year as falling property values spur bankruptcies and forced selling, research firm says

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Commercial real estate properties could be in for another 10% decline this year, Capital Economics estimated.

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Office values are only partly through their decline, and more properties could sink by over 50%, real estate expert says

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US banks could get slammed with another $160 billion in losses as commercial real estate faces its biggest crash since 2008

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Commercial real estate is under rising pressure from higher interest rates and falling property valuations.

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America's office market will plunge another 20% in value next year and will take decades to climb back to its peak

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Commercial real estate lending plunged 50% last quarter as the market struggles to break out of its 'logjam,' MBA says

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