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Last year was one of highs and lows for New York City commercial real estate investors. From the "retail apocalypse" to rising Class-A multifamily concessions, the city’s diverse and competitive real estate market experienced growing pains. Meanwhile, pockets of the market, like workforce housing and industrial, showed continued strength.

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