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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
July 3rd, 2010 | 
Author: Commercial Real Estate Week In Review - The Week of June 26-July 2
- As if we learned nothing, CMBS is back, and property owners are taking advantage of the good rates and terms.
- Could financial regulation boost mortgage costs and limit choices?
- What are the benefits and challenges for nontraded REITs?
- One of the largest homebuilders, Lennar, has swung to profit. What does this mean for housing?
- Despite the equity raised recently, REITs are not likely to go on a buying spree anytime soon.
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Posted in Week in Review | 
Tags: Barney's, CMBS, Dividend Capital REIT, equity raise, Fannie Mae, financial regulation, foreign investors, Freddie Mac, homebuilders, housing, istar financial, Lennar, mortgage costs, multi-family fundamentals, nontraded REITs, sour loans, TARP, West End | 
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CRE Videos of the Week
Does “Green” Translate into $Green$?
Will Upgrading Properties Lead to Increased Returns?
Posted in Entertainment/Humor |
Tags: appraisers, Bernard Lo, CAPEX, capital expenditures, fortune reit, homebuilders, justin chiu, Martin Soong, property investment, shopping malls, upgrades, value |
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