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WSJ: A Real-Estate Tycoon’s Loan Went Bad. Then They Came for His Ferraris and Fine Wine.

Charles Cohen personally guaranteed part of a half-billion loan, and now Fortress Investment wants to collect
(unlocked article here)


TRD: How the CMBS surge is fueling NYC’s biggest deals

Mix of asset classes scored last month’s top real estate loans
(unlocked article here)


WSJ: Trade Questions, Slow Leasing Hold Back Warehouse Dealmaking

Investors are taking a more cautious approach to buying and selling warehouses amid rapidly shifting trade policy, an uncertain economic outlook and an abundance of available space.
(unlocked article here)

 

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