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Real Estate professionals discussed topics including debt and equity flows, institutional capital and non-bank lender activity.

The Annual Conference on Capital Markets in Real Estate, hosted by the New York University School

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CalSTRS is making “selective investments” in publicly-traded REITs that are viewed as undervalued.

The $500 million wager by the California State Teachers’ Retirement System on publicly-traded REITs could spur

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SoftBank wanted him to divest his ownership stake in the company, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Executives at Cadre

The firm is working on its client mobile app, texting capabilities and new account opening process, said Rich Steinmeier, head of business development.

LPL Financial is working hard to upgrade its client- and advisor-facing

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The bank is looking at investing in cities including Denver, Austin, Texas and Nashville, Tenn.

(Bloomberg) --Institutional investors see opportunities in real estate in mid-size U.S. cities away from

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With store closings piling up, retail landlords are finding it easier to agree reduced rents to keep tenants operating.

Fast-fashion retail giant Forever

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Rents in the sector are expected to go up even in the case of a downturn, industry sources say.

Medical office buildings

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Facebook has signed a lease at New York’s Hudson Yards, reports CNBC. Fortune looks at what the malls of tomorrow may be like. These are among

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The declines in New York and Boston weighted on the national measure for rent of primary residence.

(Bloomberg)—The unexpected slowdown last month in a critical measure of U.S. inflation was partly driven by

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FHFA Director Mark Calabria said the agency will likely have a rule for capital requirements before Fannie, Freddie go to market.

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