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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
July 17th, 2010 | 
Author: Commercial Real Estate Week In Review for the week of July 10-16.
- The Senate approved sweeping legislation to revamp financial regulation.
- Blackstone was appointed manager of Bank of America’s Asian real estate fund.
- Financial reform could affect GE’s real estate assets.
- Firms that sold MBS to Fannie and Freddie are being subpoenaed. Uh oh.
- Will apartment REITs soon be facing headwinds? Credit Suisse thinks so.
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Commercial Real Estate Week In Review
The Week of September 19-25
- Will Britain’s commercial real estate sector be in negative equity until 2017?
- How bad are hotels? Blackstone just sold one for less than it cost in 1998.
- Fitch ratings has downgraded one CMBS special servicer, while upgrading another.
- From the horses mouth: Tishman calls CRE mess “staggering”
- Will it cost more to stay alive? Life Companies have raised rates to cover CRE losses.
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Tags: Atlantic Yards, Bank of England, Blackstone, capital, CMBS, conversion rates, CRE, distressed, FBOP, Fed, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Fitch Ratings, free land, GE, healthcare, life companies, private funds, REITs, sale leaseback, special servicer, Tishman Speyer |
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