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Bank Lending Remained Strong Through Fall but Warning Signs Lurk

Commercial Real Estate Loans Grew in Third Quarter but Hospitality, Office Remain Problem Sectors
F.N.B. Corp., parent company of First National Bank of Pennsylvania, is headquartered in downtown Pittsburgh. (Alan Battles/CoStar)
F.N.B. Corp., parent company of First National Bank of Pennsylvania, is headquartered in downtown Pittsburgh. (Alan Battles/CoStar)
CoStar News
November 11, 2022 | 8:11 P.M.

Final numbers from banks’ third-quarter earnings show that bank executives continued to originate new loans for commercial real estate in late summer and early fall, but they’re being pickier when approving applications.

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