Commercial real estate in peril

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The Baltimore-Washington region ranks fifth in the nation for metropolitan areas hardest hit by the nationwide credit crunch, with more than 160 properties in financial trouble or at risk for foreclosure, according to a new study.

Industry research firm Real Capital Analytics identified 162 distressed or potentially troubled assets in the region, representing more than $4 billion in commercial real estate.

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