Real estate worldwide has suffered badly from the global economic downturn. Developers are under attack from a combination of falling property values and a credit freeze that has dramatically narrowed refinancing options. Real estate research firm Real Capital Analytics estimates that about $10 billion of commercial property worldwide has been foreclosed upon, with a further $72 billion in trouble. It comes as no surprise that global real estate sales last year fell 58% to $504 billion.
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