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TOP STORY
NEW YORK CITY-As Tishman Speyer, MTA and Mayor Bloomberg continue to negotiate the Hudson Yards $1 billion deal, insiders say the West Side has incredible upside.
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| Condo Owners Devise Lures for Buyers DEERFIELD, FLA-Creative concessions are now commonplace in most of Floridas condominium projects. A real estate expert discusses what impact is it having on the overall market. |
Agency Business Is In Vogue, Again NEW YORK CITY-Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's collaborative success with approved lenders and intermediaries and willingness to funnel capital into this tight market, has sparked a trend of players seeking approval to work with them. |
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SECTOR WATCH
Hotel Finance Underwriting Grows More ConservativeSAN FRANCISCO-New results of the International Lodging Finance Council show that hotel sector financing is becoming as constrained as in other asset classes.
INDUSTRIAL
• Hillwood Opens 2M-SF, 144-Acre Business Park• Tire Centers Inks 75,000-SF Distribution Space
• Q1 Reports Show Struggling Industrial Market
OFFICE
• JPMorgan Chase Signs 48,000-SF Office Renewal• $3M Commercial Building Under Construction
• 37,000 SF of Offices, 41 Apartments Sold
RETAIL
• FTC Privacy Proposals Hit Resistance• Thompson's Team Maps Out 5M-SF Buying Strategy
• Irving Eyes Summer Start for $125M CVB Center
HOTEL
• Wayland Firm Buys Venerable Hotel Tria• JLL Hotels To Expand Debt, Equity Business
• 80-Room Lubbock Hotel Trades for Nearly $6M
NET LEASE
• Wachovia CRE Exec Makes Surprise Departure• Editorial Shifts Reflect REMs Integrated Focus
• Hunsaker Leaves CBRE for Grubb & Ellis
AROUND THE NATION
GlobeSt.com: UPDATE Thompson's Team Maps Out 5M-SF Buying Strategy
HOUSTON-Thompson National Properties' chief investment officer says up to two million sf will be Texas space in the nationwide chase. First up could be a local office trophy.
HEADLINES
• Real Estate Forum: Is the CMBS Market on Life Support?
• GlobeSt.com:
Sources: Despite Delays, West Side Build Certain
• NetLease Forum:
Todays Market Just the Beginning of Cap Rate Movement


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