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Commercial Real Estate Week in Review
February 27th, 2010 | 
Author: For the Week of February 20-26
- Should Fannie and Freddie be converted to non-profit, US-owned entities?
- Simon Property Group and General Growth Properties (two of yesterday’s post’s top earners) head to bankruptcy court in the $10 bil buyout deal.
- Can real estate investors bank on Hollywood’s staying power?
- John Klopp of Morgan Stanley sees debt investing as a significant opportunity going forward for investment banks.
- Does a 75% increase in sales volume in December over the prior month signal a true bottom in the market? Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: commercial real estate blog, equity one, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, General Growth Properties, intercontinental, interest rates, investment banking, John Klopp, jones lang lasalle, liberty international, Morgan Stanley, northrop grumman, philadelphia real estate finance blog, Simon Property Group, Starwood Capital Group, Student Housing | 
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