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This is the week of Feb. 20, 2017. Here are last week's top New York commercial real estate stories:

(00:28) – Federal Reserve cites the CRE industry as at risk

(01:14) – Retail overtakes oil and gas as most distressed industry

(02:03) – Retail sales expected to grow in 2017

(02:51) – Deutsche Bank betting against CMBS

(03:45) – Millennials moving less than previous four generations

(04:48) – Baby Boomers worried about rising housing costs

(05:27) – Potential Obamacare repeal leaves healthcare real estate uncertain

(06:58) – NGKF is the first real estate firm with IPO in 2017

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