Article: Real estate forecast 1990: getting back to basics.

Real Estate Forecast 1990: Getting Back to Basics

The real estate craze of the 1980s -- which spawned a vast number of poorly conceived and financed deals, leaving markets tremendously overbuilt nationwide -- has left the industry with only one recourse: Return to fundamentals.

The 1980s were indeed glory days for the commercial real estate industry. Three factors paved the way for the flood of players -- and money -- into the marketplace: the deregulation of the financial services industry (which allowed S&Ls and other financial institutions to not only loan money, but sink equity into real estate deals); the swell of large-scale, national development ...

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