JMC Holdings Debuts; Rockrose Says “Uh-Uh” to 570 Lexington Avenue; and “How Many People Can Manhattan Actually Hold?”

By March 5, 2012 7:34 am
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The former Tishman Speyers guys behind JMC Holdings get a proper introduction. (Wall Street Journal)

The eternal question “How many people can Manhattan actually hold?” is addressed once and for all. (The New York Times)

Rockrose Development says “no thanks” to $370 million price tag at 570 Lexington. (Crain’s New York)

Recovery Nowhere in Sight, Says Chicken Little. (AGBeat)

Who’s in investors’ crosshairs? Real estate’s biggest tax cheats. (CNN)

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