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CRE Videos of the Week
December 20th, 2009 | 
Author: CityCenter Springs to Life
The Largest Private Development in U.S. History had its Grand Opening This Week
Billionaire & Boston Properties CEO Mort Zuckerman Shares His Thoughts on CRE
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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
The Week of December 12-18
- Is all of the loose spending by world governments creating a massive asset bubble risk?
- If Fed funds and interest rate hikes aren’t coming, then we’ve got one confused futures market.
- Dollars from Dhabi to Dubai: One Arab nation is bailing out a neighbor.
- Specialized investment banks are ramping up to prepare for CRE turmoil.
- Fairfield Residential, one of the biggest U.S. apartment landlords, is filing for Chapter 11.
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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
The Week of August 29- September 4
- This is a green project…….And this is a green project on steroids.
- A Catch-22 for developers: Construction costs are at their lowest points since 1929.
- How does one property cause downgrades in four CMBS traunches? When it was the biggest deal in history, that’s how.
- What will be the changes to the Fed’s regulatory view of banks? Here’s a sneak peak.
- You think its rought out there? Try losing $1.2B in a year. Read the rest of this entry »
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