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RICHMOND, CA-The lease of the 116,250-sf cross-dock facility brings the recently traded park to 100% occupancy. The $52-million sale included excess land that is slated for development next year.
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GlobeSt.com: UPDATE
GSEs Hold Steady in Wake of Stock Meltdown

WASHINGTON, DC-Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are recouping much ground that they have lost, but the plan put forth by Treasury still awaits Congressional approval.
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RAIT Files $750M Stock Plan with SEC

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JLL Beefs up Cap Markets with Merger

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‘I think that this is frankly an excellent business move for Starbucks.’ ‘It’s the residential real estate industry that’s really hurt the office market.’ ‘Our investment business in the office sector has gotten kicked in the head.’ ‘The sovereign funds have barely began to scratch the surface.’ 'I think it would turn things around.'
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Thursday, July 24, 2008, 12:30 PM EDT
We’ve all heard the bad news, but where do we go from here? How long can the tailspin last, and who’ll be left standing when a new lending landscape emerges? Will a fix come from Washington, DC or is the private sector best-suited to cure our economic ills? And when a recovery comes, will the worst be over for commercial real estate?
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RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
IRVINE, CA—Orange County’s industrial market have reached bottom, according to a new report from Voit Commercial Brokerage.
ORANGE COUNTY-The county's office market posts negative net absorption, vacancy rises and rental rates dip as a result of mortgage industry woes and the slowing US economy.
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Not on a widespread basis. But owners are becoming more responsive to their demands.
IHOP Corp. reached an agreement with Fortress Investment Group's affiliates for a sale-leaseback of 187 Applebee's properties.
Upscale and boutique hotels are still attracting guests, many from overseas, with more set to open.