Small and midsized banks could face another crisis due to their outsized investment in the commercial real estate sector, which is struggling under the weight of a lack of demand and high interest rates, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Small banks, defined as those outside the top 25 in assets, hold only 36% of all loans but own around 70% of commercial real estate loans, according to Federal Reserve data reviewed by the DCNF. Smaller banks’ exposure to the struggling commercial real estate sector poses a significant risk in terms of triggering another banking crisis, as those b…