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the commercial investor real estate construction portfolio, is sensitive to risks associated with construction loans
such as cost overruns, project completion risk, general contractor credit risk, environmental and other hazard
risks, and market risks associated with the sale or rental of completed properties. While losses within this loan
type were influenced by conditions described above, the most significant driver of losses was the severe decline
in demand for residential real estate. In late 2009, the migration of residential homebuilder loans into the
non-performing category slowed; however, credit losses for this portfolio are expected to continue at current
levels.
Table 23—Residential Homebuilder
December 31, 2009
Loan
Balance
Year-to-Date
Net Charge-Offs
90 Days
Past Due
Non-Accruing
Loans
(In millions, net of unearned income)
Land .............................................. $ 952 $162 $ 2 $295
Residential—spec .................................... 851 78 3 229
Residential—presold ................................. 168 24 1 96
Lots ............................................... 714 113 12 219
National homebuilders and other ........................ 183 24 126
$2,868 $401 $ 18 $965
December 31, 2008
Loan
Balance
Year-to-Date
Net Charge-Offs
90 Days
Past Due
Non-Accruing
Loans
(In millions, net of unearned income)
Land .............................................. $1,553 $175 $ 6 $ 89
Residential—spec .................................... 1,297 126 7 110
Residential—presold ................................. 300 55 11
Lots ............................................... 967 112 4 58
National homebuilders and other ........................ 285 30 28
$4,402 $498 $ 17 $296
The following table provides detail related to the geographic breakout and performing status of residential
homebuilder loans:
Table 24—Geographic Breakout of Residential Homebuilder
December 31, 2009 Non-Accruing % of Total Accruing % of Total Total
(Dollars in millions)
Central ....................................... $264 29.7% $ 624 70.3% $ 888
Florida ....................................... 250 35.6 453 64.4 703
Midsouth ..................................... 335 37.4 561 62.6 896
Southwest .................................... 82 26.3 230 73.7 312
Other ........................................ 34 49.3 35 50.7 69
$965 33.6% $1,903 66.4% $2,868
Notes:
1 Central consists of Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina
2 Midsouth consists of North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Kentucky
3 Southwest consists of Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and Arkansas
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