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CBRE's David Hollander (top), Nick Hilton (center), and Maxwell Tarter (bottom), and 717 Fifth Avenue.
Office · Leases
Midtown

Stark Office Suites Takes 17K SF at 717 Fifth Avenue

By Isabelle Durso
Peacock Alley in the recently renovated Waldorf Astoria New York.
Industry · Policy
New York City

REBNY Picks a Redone Waldorf Astoria for What It Now Calls the Annual

By Mark Hallum
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CBRE's Arkady Smolyansky and Jacob Roesnthal, and 717 Fifth Avenue.
Office · Leases
New York City

Law Firm Jacobs PC Moves HQ to 9K SF at 717 Fifth Avenue

By Isabelle Durso
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Four Seasons Hotel Austin.
Hospitality · Finance
National

Chinese State-Owned Firm Dajia Recaps Nine Luxury Hotels With $1.8B CMBS Loan

By Mack Burke
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666 Fifth Avenue.
Leases
New York City

Kushner Companies Leaving 666 Fifth Avenue for GM Building

By Nicholas Rizzi
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28 Liberty Street
Features
International

Five Things to Know About Chinese Conglomerate Fosun International

By Mack Burke
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245 Park Avenue
Office · Finance
New York City

SL Green Nabbing Stake in 245 Park Avenue

By Cathy Cunningham and Max Gross
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The Arizona Biltmore Hotel.
Finance
National

Blackstone Scores $1.1B in Debt for Luxury Hotel Portfolio Acquisition

By Matt Grossman
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Finance
International

‘Everything Is on the Table’ in China Real Estate Sell Off

By Mack Burke
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Cape Town, South Africa. Though they're not gateway cities, South Africa's biggest metro areas have offered some of the best global returns.
Finance
National

In Gateway Cities, Are Investors Seeking Pure Yield—or Something More Subtle?

By Matt Grossman
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The Waldorf Astoria.
Finance
New York City

As Regulators Close in, Anbang Claims It Will Retain International Holdings

By Matt Grossman
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Finance
New York City

What’s Happening With Chinese Investment in New York City Commercial Real Estate?

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Anbang spent $1.95 billion for the Waldorf-Astoria in 2015.
Finance
New York City

Is the Chinese Government Turning Off NYC’s Flow of Overseas Real Estate Cash?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Illustration: Britt Spencer/for Commercial Observer
Features
National

The Jumps!

By Max Gross
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Industry · More
National

Year in Review: 2016

By Danielle Balbi
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The Waldorf Astoria.
Features
New York City

Condon’t!: The Industry Fight Against Local Law 50

By Cathy Cunningham
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CHINA CALLING: Chinese investors, who have been pouring money into U.S. commercial real estate as never before, now comprise the newest subset of hotel borrowers in the U.S. Photo Illustration by Kaitlyn Flannagan/Commercial Observer.
Hospitality · Capital Markets
National

Chinese Hotel Buyers Are the U.S.’s Newest Debt Borrowers—And It’s Not Plain Sailing

By Danielle Balbi
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