US commercial real estate sales in the first half of 2010 totaled about a quarter of the average of the previous six years as owners kept properties off the market, impeding investors with record funds for purchases. Buyers and sellers completed $34.2bn of deals through June, or 26% of the average first-half dollar volume since 2004, according to preliminary figures from Real Capital Analytics.
U.S. commercial property sales trail average as supply limited
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