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Commercial Real Estate Week in Review
March 6th, 2010 | 
Author: For the Week of February 27 - March 5
- Does a strong REIT recovery after its drop in January signal the ability for REITs to go on the offensive?
- Could a Beijing real estate bubble pose a threat to world markets?
- Apartment REITs may debate build vs. buy as demand grows in the near future.
- While many REIT managers say demand for their offices, stores and warehouses is on the rebound, data shows that the real draw for tenants is falling rents.
- Colonial Properties is selling up to $50M of stock. Read the rest of this entry »
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