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CRE properties in distress lose billions in value, Macy's moves out of the mall: The National Observer Jan. 20, 2023

By: via Business Journals
Analysis by Ashley Fahey of The Business Journals of hundreds of commercial properties facing distress found that $10.3 billion in value has been wiped out since the Covid-19 pandemic.
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