Top 10 Stories You Need to Read Right Now

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It's Monday, and here's all the news you need to start your week off.

1. Seven Trump hotels' payment systems have been hacked for almost one year. [Crain's]

2. ICYMI, here's what happened at the NIC's National Conference on Investing in Seniors Housing and Care. [NREI]

3. New York REIT just closed in on purchasing a Midtown office building from the Rockpoint Group for $325M. [TRD]

4. Fast-fashion has doomed another retailer. American Apparel has just filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. [Bisnow]

5. A rate hike in October and even December seems unlikely, economists say. [Bisnow]

6. Things are going to be looking up for the office market, Reis reports. [CPE]

7. Tishman Speyer dished out $25M for two tenants to vacate their apartment building at Hudson Yards. [Crain's]

8. Have $75k to spend a night? Well, that's the going rate for the most expensive hotel room in the entire world. [Bisnow]

9. NYC skyscrapers are getting taller and taller (and more expensive). [TRD]

10. Don't sleep on tech's growing influence in the real estate industry. You might miss out. [Bisnow]

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