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Office properties showed the most notable gain increasing 26.85% from Q3 2009 but still remained some 14.59% below the level seen in Q4 2008.
Industrial properties show the weakest results falling 2.77% from Q3 2009 and remaining 27.28% below the level seen in Q4 2008.
These series track prices in the metropolitan statistical areas with the most transaction by dollar volume and generally account for 50%-80% of the transactions included in the national commercial property price index.