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Office Loans Make Up 21% of DFW’s Delinquent CMBS Debt as $433.8MM Sours, Trepp Data Show

The RegistryNovember 11, 20263 Mins read1

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Trepp's October tally shows Dallas-Fort Worth office properties carrying $433.8 million in delinquent CMBS debt, the largest share of any property type in the region, even as the metro's overall delinquency rate sits well below the national average and distressed towers from Harwood Center to The Colonnade begin to change hands.

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