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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
September 4th, 2010 | 
Author: Commercial Real Estate Week In Review for the Week of August 28-September 3
- What do the bankers think about the new tough regulatory rules?
- Will the Dodd-Frank Act ruin the capitalistic spirit of America’s financial firms?
- Count JPMorgan Chase among those that do not believe a mortgage refinancing wave will strike anytime soon.
- Simon Property finalized its purchase of Prime Outlets.
- Did the TARP program buy a recovery, or just time?
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Tags: acquisitions, bankers, Bernanke, cap rates, commercial real estate, Dodd-Frank Act, Fed, high-grade bonds, high-yield debt, institutional investors, JPMorgan Chase, Moody's, mortgage refinancing, New York skyline, Prime Outlets, private real estate, REITs, SEC, Simon Property, stimulus, TARP, yield | 
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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
The Week of November 7-13
- China is very close to restricting debt on property purchases.
- Two Japanese banks are merging to create the country’s fifth largest bank.
- The NAIC has approved a plan to develop a new credit rating model.
- According to the Fed, banks are continuing the practice of extending and pretending.
- Is Singapore about to make the same mistakes the rest of the world made in regards to a real estate bubble?
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Tags: Chase, Chuo Mitsui Trust, credit ratings, Extend and Pretend, Fang Xinghai, Fed, institutional investors, IPO, Kenmore Property Group, Lloyds Banking Group, mortgage loan officers, NAIC, real estate bubble, REIT, Sam Zell, Sumitomo Trust, Tenants Rights Act, Terreno Realty, toxic assets |
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