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Cleaning up after real estate debacle
16 hours ago ago from Reverse Mortgage News
Veteran real estate investment banker Alexander Rubin says he's working harder today than he has in years. Back in June, he joined boutique investment bank Moelis & Co. to start a real estate banking practice. Since then, he's been working 12-hour days that regularly start with 5 a.m. conference calls to Australia. “We are building a business from scratch,” he says. Little more than a year after the great real estate crash, a whole ...
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22 hours ago ago from NOI Strategies News Alert
Billionaire investor Sam Zell said Friday that the U.S. commercial real estate market likely will turn around before the economy regains the 7.25 million jobs lost over the recession. There has been no new significant commercial real estate development started since July 2007, Zell said. That will help the slumping U.S. commercial real estate market regain some of its footing, with more sales and new investment before ...
Related contentReal estate investment trust SL Green Realty declares 4th-quarter dividend of 10 cents (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
19 hours ago ago from Property Real Estate
NEW YORK Real estate investment certitude SL Green Realty Corp. upon Monday spoken a fourth-quarter division of 10 cents. The association will compensate a division upon Jan. 15, 2010 to shareholders of jot down Jan. 4. Related real estate post:Central Pacific says 3rd-quarter loss of $183 million due to commercial real estate downturn (Minneapolis-St. Paul [...] Related real estate post: Central Pacific says 3rd-quarter loss of $183 million ...
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4 hours ago ago from Opalesque Real Estate Briefing
From Property-magazine.eu: Large investment flows of capital into commercial real estate worldwide, attracted by depressed pricing, are helping to stabilise major markets. The UK and some Asian countries are now poised to lead the way to recovery, ING Real Estate Investment Management's (ING REIM) annual global research study shows. (more )
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3 hours ago ago from Share - TDB
Recent CRE Headlines – Which Ones Should We Believe? FDIC Frets Over CRE Loan Losses 3 Signs of the Next Real Estate Collapse Is a Market Bottom Imminent? Plan Coming on Commercial Loans Commercial Real Estate Debt Won't be the Next Shoe to Drop So the commercial real estate market will be the next economic catastrophe but the market bottom is near, investors have amassed substantial acquisition capital, and the FDIC is getting ...
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Reuters Breakingviews: Slimming Down at GE Capital
2 hours ago ago from The New York Times
Imagine that Jeffrey R. Immelt , chief executive of General Electric , could remake the conglomerate's troubled finance unit, GE Capital, from scratch. Ideally he would narrow its focus to businesses related to G.E.'s core industrial strengths and the size of its balance sheet to about $360 billion in assets. Imagining, though, illustrates just how difficult it will be to tame GE Capital to a manageable size. Mr. Immelt ...
Related contentResource Capital declares quarterly dividend
14 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Resource Capital declares quarterly dividend PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Resource Capital Corp., a real estate investment trust, said Monday its board of directors has declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per common share. The dividend will be paid Jan. 26 to shareholders of record on Dec. 31. Shares of Resource Capital rose 12 cents, or 2.6 percent, to $4.76 in morning trading.
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9 hours ago ago from Media General - TBO.com
TAMPA - First, the chairman of GunnAllen Financial's parent company resigned abruptly earlier this month. Now a securities regulator is probing its books. In recent weeks, Investment News, a securities industry journal, cited anonymous sources in reporting that well-known Tampa businessman John Sykes resigned Dec. 2 as chairman of parent company GunnAllen Holdings. Also leaving were two other members of Sykes' investment group, Tampa ...
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