The Looming Crisis: Regional Banks and the Real Estate Doom Loop
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Bank OZK, a Little Rock lender, has expanded its commercial real-estate loans to include properties in Miami and Manhattan, including funding for a 1,000-foot-tall office and luxury residential tower on Fifth Avenue. This growing exposure to the real estate market poses a potential risk for American banks.
- Real-Estate Doom Loop Threatens America's Banks The Wall Street Journal
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- Bank Exposure to Commercial Real Estate Estimated at $3.6 Trillion The Real Deal
- Regional banks facing credit losses for commercial real estate: Moody's study MarketWatch
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