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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
January 9th, 2010 | 
Author: The Week of January 2-8
- Just in case you hadn’t heard, the Burj Dubai was completed this week.
- On this side of the Atlantic, the former “Freedom Tower” is on the market.
- Is NYC real estate undervalued? 6 REITs tend to think so.
- Just 4 days into 2010, the loom and doom predictions for CRE are dragging into 2011.
- Property owners sued Credit Suisse for $24 billion in an attempted loan-to-own scheme.
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Tags: Blackstone, Burj Dubai, commercial mortgages, Credit Suisse, delinquency rates, Dubai World, equity funds, Foreclosures, Freedom Tower, GMAC, Highland REIT, NYC real estate, Paul Krugman, Port Authority, receivership, REITs, shopping centers, shopping malls, Silicon Valley, SL Green, strip centers, Times Square, United Arab Emirates | 
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Commercial Real Estate Week in Review
The Week of May 30-June 5
- A new report emerged showing banks’ troubled CRE assets have doubled.
- Word from the NAREIT conference this week is that REIT’s are better positioned for the recovery.
- Countrywide’s ex-Chairman was charged by the SEC with fraud.
- What will be the nationwide commercial real estate impact for car dealership sites affected by GM filing for bankruptcy?
- Real Estate Lender Capmark successfully reorganized its financing to stay afloat.
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Tags: Advanta, AIG, bankruptcy, Capmark, car dealerships, commercial real estate, CRE assets, credit cards, GM, GMAC, office tower, RE assets, real estate lender, senior housing |
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