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CoStar CRE Pricing Indices Continue Upward Trend In January

March 15, 2012

Costar… CoStar’s monthly National Composite Index of commercial real estate prices opened 2012 with a 1.5% increase as the ongoing recovery reaped the benefits of improving investor confidence and steady pricing growth. With the gain in January, the National Composite Index is now 1.9% above the same period last year and has posted gains in eight of the last nine months since April 2011, with an average monthly increase of 0.8% — consistent with steady… Continue reading here: CoStar CRE Pricing Indices Continue Upward Trend In January Find our Weekly Commercial Real Estate, Private Equity and Fund Newsletters at www.WeeklyBrief.net

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CoStar’s People of Note (Feb. 12-18)

February 17, 2012

Costar… This week’s People of Note includes the following markets: Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Houston, National, New York City, Orlando, Phoenix, Portland, San Francisco, Tampa/St. Petersburg, Tucson and Washington, DC. WASHINGTON, DC Avison Young Expands Corporate Services Team in DC By Chris Crouse Industry veterans Bruce McNair (pictured far left) and Bill Morris (left) lead an eight-person team that has joined Avison Follow this link: CoStar’s People of Note (Feb. 12-18) Find our Weekly Commercial Real Estate, Private Equity and Fund Newsletters at www.WeeklyBrief.net

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Businesses Take Up a Bit More Space

January 6, 2012

The U.S. office market showed modest signs of improvement in the last three months of 2011, as the national office-vacancy rate fell slightly from the previous period.

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Commercial Real Estate Slowly Turning Around « Washington Bank …

June 5, 2011

Sales and leasing volumes in commercial real estate have turned a corner and are heading up, but because the past few years have been so difficult, the upturn barely feels like one. … That's a bit surprising, because the big-four national banks — Wells Fargo, Citibank, Chase, and Bank of America — are in a far better position to make loans. Not only are they sitting on piles of money, but because they've grown to the point where they're too big to fail, …

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Want to Buy a Piece of a Greek Island?

May 31, 2011

As part of Greece’s privatization plan to raise cash to reduce its mountain of debt, the national government is preparing to sell as much as $42.9 billion of public property.

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Home Sales Probably Waned After Credit U.S. Economy Preview

February 16, 2011

By Shobhana Chandra June 20 (Bloomberg) — The housing market began to retrench in May after a government incentive ended, leaving manufacturing at the head of the U.S.

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