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$1T --> The amount that flew out of China in 2015 as the Yuan weakens.

2,000%--> Public Storage’s share growth over the past two decades.

10--> The richest real estate Moguls across the Atlantic.

$550M --> The amount Carlyle Group raised for a new real estate fund, exceeding its target goal of $450M.

67.1% --> The expected increase in cost of labor as permanent residents replace undocumented workers.

28 --> The age of CBRE’s new head of retail research.

363k --> The SF of Nordstrom’s new flagship store.

109--> The basis point drop for CMBS delinquencies, their biggest monthly drop on record for January.

$1.34B--> The amount Douglas Emmett paid Blackstone for four LA office towers.

$300 --> Record price Citadel is paying per SF for luxury office tower penthouse.

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