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Cuomo: Trump’s Capital Gains Tax Cut Would Cost NY $500M

John Jordan |

The State Department of Tax and Finance estimates the capital gains tax cut, if implemented, would reduce state tax revenues by up to $500 million annually.

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CBRE Adds to Valuation & Advisory Team In Atlanta

Steve Lubetkin |

At CBRE, new EVP Doug Main (pictured left) will lead the national practice of waste management, environmental, mines, alternative energy, and complex matters for VAS.

Cautious Optimism Permeates Mood at Moscone

Lisa Brown |

The general sentiment at PCBC was cautiously optimistic given the length of this cycle, but concerns are offset by strong demand for housing, rising wages and low employment, suggesting there is room to go.

82K SF Signed At Atlanta's One Overton Park

Steve Lubetkin |

Carestream Dental’s new 54,000 square-foot offices at One Overton Park will serve as its worldwide headquarters.

Middle Market Digest – The Northeast

Steve Lubetkin |

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

Finance Hubs Become More of a Focus

Lisa Brown |

As the region increasingly grows, particularly in the finance industry, employment hubs become more of a focus as a way to integrate functions for efficiencies, better customer service and cost management.

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Arbor Refinances East Point Apartment

Steve Lubetkin |

Built in 1970, Parkside at Camp Creek Apartments is located just southwest of Atlanta’s central business district.

More Americans Insert Credit for Upgrades

Lisa Brown |

During the past 12 months, 5.41 million Americans borrowed an estimated $16.16 billion for home improvements, with the average loan amount being $2,990, according to Finder.

LeaseQuery Names Peter Garza VP of Marketing

Steve Lubetkin |

LeaseQuery helps accountants and other finance professionals eliminate lease accounting errors through its CPA-approved lease accounting software and implementation process.

Lone Star State Taxes Expected to Fluctuate

Lisa Brown |

NorthPark Center in Dallas remains the top tax-paying property in Texas, and even with the 2% tax increase it received since last year, it dropped two positions to 75th nationally, according to a recent study.