According to this article from the Denver Post, it’s impact is quite severe on commercial real estate:

The mortgage meltdown and resulting credit crunch that have rocked the housing market nationwide are reaching their tentacles into commercial real estate.

In metro Denver, several office transactions have fallen through because of the tightened credit markets. The World Trade Center downtown is back on the market after a contract with Broadway Capital Partners fell through; and International Capital Partners pulled out of a deal to buy Plaza Quebec in Englewood, according to people in the commercial real-estate industry.

Read the full article: Credit crunch widens locally

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