CoStar reports that banking regulators have closed six banks in the past two weeks. Commercial real estate exposure was a major cause of the failures. The six banks have total combined assets of $1.5 billion and they were holding $159 million in distressed commercial real estate assets at the end of 2011. The failures are expected to cost taxpayers $283 million.

In the first four months of 2012, the bank closure rate dropped to 5.5/month, compared with 7.7/month in 2011, according to data from Trepp, LLC. The FDIC expects 50 to 60 failures in 2012. In 2011, 92 banks failed and in 2010, 157 banks failed.

The fallen six:

1. Palm Desert National Bank, California

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2. Security Bank, Florida
3. Harvest Bank, Maryland
4. Bank of the Eastern Shore, Maryland
5. Inter Savings Bank, Minnesota
6. Plantation Federal Bank, South Carolina

Last Updated on May 10, 2012 by Ramin Seddiq