Vol. 50 Nbr. 10, July 1990

Index

• A promising outlook: the quiet progress now evident on the commercial mortgage securitization front mirrors the early growth stages of the residential mortgage securities market.
• A return to reason.
• Boardroom view.
• Born again conservatives.
• Connecticut's forecast: still cloudy.
• Discovering commercial mortgage statistics.
• Economic trends.
• Fitting the pieces together.
• HUD's mystery program.
• Lending liability legislation.
• Managing the hotel hotbed: sick hotels require expert medicine. A clean bill of health usually comes when lenders consult with outside professionals.
• Secondary market.
• The great financing drought: regulators turned off the funding spigot for developers and the commercial property markets are now trying to adjust.
• The market to the north: the Canadian commercial property market is going through its own lean times, with an overbuilt office sector and increasingly cautious lenders.