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Construction worker wages went up 5.4 percent last year, the biggest annual increase since before the Great Recession. Photo: Getty Images
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New York City

What Does the Investment Sales Slump Mean for Lenders?

By Adam Bonislawski
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The new HVCRE rule is pushing construction lending from banks to alternative lenders, but at a cost (CREDIT: Getty images).
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National

As Banks Struggle to Navigate the HVCRE Maze, Borrowers Are Turning to Alternative Lenders

By Danielle Balbi
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A rendering of One Vanderbilt, which will sit across from Grand Central Terminal (Courtesy: CoStar Group).
Finance  ·  Construction
New York City

SL Green Lines Up Five Banks for $1.5B One Vanderbilt Loan

By Danielle Balbi
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Fourth Avenue and Columbia, Seattle, WA | Source: LMN Architects
Finance  ·  Construction

Under Increased Scrutiny, Lenders Adjust to Market Changes

By Jane K. Callahan
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Life companies could be skipping ahead in the lending game as other lenders are getting hit with more regulations this year (Image courtesy: Kaitlyn Flannagan).
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Life Companies Gaining an Edge as Regulatory Hurdles Become a Reality in 2016

By Danielle Balbi
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Christina Zausner, Vice President of Industry and Policy Analysis at CRE Finance Council.
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CRE Finance Council’s Christina Zausner Talks Regulations

By Danielle Balbi
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