Commercial real estate still weak, expert says at conference (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

The residential real estate market is showing signs of improving, but the commercial sector is still deteriorating, experts said this morning at the Virginia Commonwealth University’s 19th Annual Real Estate Trends Conference at the Greater Richmond Convention Center. Commercial real estate values nationally have dropped nearly 40 percent since peaking in October 2007 and they could lose even …

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