With just a few weeks left in 2011, it may not be a shocking development that the commercial real estate sector will end the year in a state of stagnation.
The Federal Reserve Board's Beige Book released Dec. 1 certainly offers proof with nearly all of the 12 districts reporting less than significant increases in market activity.
Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Kansas City, Mo., Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Va., San Francisco and St. Louis make up the Fed's districts.
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