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Weekly News Roundup
- That Commercial Real Estate Shoe (“Forbes“)
- Redirecting My Rating Agency Rage (“Atlantic Monthly“)
- International investors look for cheap U.S. real estate trophies (“P&I“)
- FDIC Eyes Plan to Securitize Seized Assets (“GlobeSt.com“)
- RREEF’s Global Real Estate Insights 2010 (“IREI“)
- CoStar makes D.C. move official, buys 1331 L St. NW (“WBJ“)
- Flush REITs Have Loads of Cash, Little to Spend It On (“WSJ“)
- REITs: Better but Not All-Clear (“WSJ“)
- Two-timing distressed funds (“TRD“)
- All Those Little Stuyvesant Towns (“NYT“)
- Threatened Legal Action Over NYC Rent Control Likely to Roil CMBS Market (“CoStar“)
- Macklowe Selling Three N.Y. Towers (“WSJ“)
- D.C. trophy office rents fall 11.7% (“WBJ“)
- Multifamily Lenders Share Their Biggest Concerns For The Road Ahead (“NREI“)
- Battered Industrial Property Sector Poised to Resume Growth (“CoStar“)
- Hotel Delinquencies Skyrocket as Commercial Real Estate Feels Delayed Punch of Recession (“NREI“)


