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CRE Loans’ Value Flat in Nov. vs. Oct.: DebtX

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The combined value of loans in CMBS pools hardly budged from October to November, according to data released today from DebtX. Based on loans that the advisory firm prices, the figure at the end of November was 85.2%, from 85.3% on Oct. 31.

However, prices have crept higher since last year, as loan values were 80.3% at Nov. 30 2010. “The trend throughout 2011 has been steadily rising CRE loan prices,” said DebtX CEO Kingsley Greenland.

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