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Financial District

Law Firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan to Dissolve After 150 Years

By Abigail Nehring
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J.P. Morgan’s Chad Tredway, left, announcing 2019 ‘s Rising Star, with CO Editor-in-Chief, Max Gross, looking on.
Players
New York City

More Power to Them: CO’s 12th Annual Power Gala

By Mack Burke
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Foreign markets panel. From left to right: Loryn Dunn Arkow, Paul Vanderslice, Warren Min, Corey Hall, Greg Murphy.
Finance
California

Lenders Talk Foreign Debt and Equity Flows

By Alison Stateman
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CCRE's Darrell Wheeler at Commercial Observer's Inaugural Spring L.A. Finance Forum.
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National

What Do You Say, LA?

By Cathy Cunningham and Alison Stateman
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Evan Hudson, Mayer Greenberg and Brian Senie.
Columnists
National

QOF vs. 1031—Which Tax Deferral Structure Should I Use?

By Evan Hudson, Mayer Greenberg and Brian Senie
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Urban opportunity zones, such as parts of the South Bronx, are attracting old hands and new real estate investors alike.
Features
National

Out of the Comfort Zone: Newbies Take to Opportunity Zones

By Matt Grossman
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From left to right: Christopher Rising, Loryn Arkow, Bob Hart, Arturo Sneider, Rick Vogel and Brian Saenger.
Finance
National

LA’s Top Landlords Talk Value Creation and Opportunity Zones

By Alison Stateman
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The "Owner's Perspective" Panelists. From Left to Right: Brian Gould, Gary Block, Matthew Pestronk, Jeffrey Keitelman and Oliver Carr.
Finance
Washington DC

Capital in the Capital: DC Owners Dish About Their Lending Needs

By Cathy Cunningham
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Evan Hudson.
Finance
National

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan’s Evan Hudson on Non-Traded REITs and Mini-Tender Bidders

By Matt Grossman
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Photo: Getty Images
Features
National

DC Is Talking About Reforming the Tax Code—but What Will It Mean for Real Estate?

By Larry Getlen
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Landlords may feel a greater sense of urgency in protesting the city’s property valuations due to increased retail vacancies. Photo: Getty Images
Features
New York City

With Stores Closing, How Come Property Values—and Tax Assessments—Are Still Sky High?

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Features
New York City

Power of Attorneys: The Lawyers Who Shape Everything in the World of Real Estate

By Leslie Kramer
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David Greenfield. Photo: Sasha Maslov/for Commercial Observer
Players
New York City

David Greenfield Is the Chief of Land Use—Just Be Careful What Twitter Says About Him

By Terence Cullen
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Ericka Buckley (Photo: Aaron Adler/for Commercial Observer).
Players
New York City

Stroock’s Erica Buckley Is Dropping Government Know-How on the Firm’s Real Estate Practice

By Terence Cullen
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165 West 91st Street (Photo: CoStar Group).
Legal
New York City

UWS Landlord to Pay $540K Settlement After Concealing Rent-Control Buyouts

By Rheaa Rao
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Development

Reg AB II Could Drive Up CMBS Expenses

By Danielle Balbi
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Panelists at a recent conference discussed some of the lessons mezz lenders learned during the last downturn, mostly as a result of some of the nation's largest foreclosures.
Finance

What Mezzanine Lenders Have Learned Since the Last Crisis

By Danielle Balbi
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