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• One Of Manhattan’s Priciest Hotels Is In Default. A Foreclosure Sale Is Scheduled For This Month.
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• Morgan Stanley Starts Review Of 800K SF London Offices
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• NYC's Office Buildings Are Readying To Reopen, But Most Workers Aren't Ready To Come Back
• Simon Nixes Its Acquisition Of Taubman
• ‘Hub-And-Spoke’ Office Model Gains Traction With CRE Investors
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