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Developers describe the difference between the New York and Miami office market at Bisnow's Wynwood to Edgewater event.
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Though Wednesday's 50-basis-point cut is not expected to close any deals, brokers say buyers and sellers will return to the table.
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Some apartment borrowers are taking high-interest bridge loans to bide time before rates on permanent debt go down next year.
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The properties at risk this upcoming hurricane season could equal a total possible reconstruction cost of $10.8T.
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Cineworld is looking at a potential company voluntary arrangement, which would allow it to back out of leases at unprofitable sites.
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After going from silver-winning Olympic bobsledder to NYC broker, Langton was promoted to director in April and this month began working in its Boston office.
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Moody's estimates there are nearly 162,000 commercial properties in the path of what's expected to be 2024's most damaging hurricane to date.
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MCB has offered $14 per share to buy the operator of more than 50 shopping centers across the Southwest.
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The nine largest new office leases of 2024 in Philadelphia included tenants like Digitas and the city government, according to data from JLL.
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All the top deals in Denver this week.
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