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Developers and landlords continue to adjust to market forces with creative uses of space, ranging from restaurants and entertainment to grocery and consignment in the DFW market.

Growth in the market will be much slower than the last upswing; most companies are going to remain cautious, even with a great deal of supply and if oil gets to $80/barrel, says McGee in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

The latest to do so was W. P. Carey, which blew past consensus estimates of its fourth-quarter performance with Friday's earnings report.

Maefield Development and Fortress Investment Group are buying out the Witkoff Group and Winthrop Realty Trust in the hotel project at 20 Times Square, currently under construction.

The firm sells the last properties in a three-year investment in Southern California's industrial market totaling $375 million.

Multifamily owners are adopting a hotel management style with increased services and events.

The real estate company is constructing a seven-story office building at 330 E. 62nd St.

"Andaz Maui, Grand Hyatt San Francisco, and Hyatt Regency Coconut Point are exactly the type of iconic real-estate we target and are located in what we believe are some of the best near-term growth markets in the US.”