New York University Schack Institute of Real Estate

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Finance
National

CRE Capital Markets Set to Grow in Trump Administration: NYU Schack Panelists

By Andrew Coen
ANELISTS AT THE NYU SCHACK CONFERENCE’S GLOBAL CAPITAL MARKETS PANEL HELD AT New York Hilton-Midtown hotel in Mahattan on Nov. 30.
Finance  ·  CMBS
National

Non-Office CRE Assets Could Bolster Debt Markets in 2024: NYU Schack Panelists

By Andrew Coen
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NADEEM MEGHJI (RIGHT), HEAD OF BLACKSTONE REAL ESTATE – AMERICAS, SPEAKS AT THE 27TH ANNUAL REIT SYMPOSIUM HOSTED BY NYU'S SCHACK INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE IN A DISCUSSION MODERATED BY ROBIN PANOVKA, PARTNER AT WACHTELL LIPTON ROSEN & KATZ.
Finance
New York City

New Blackstone Fund Ready to Capitalize on CRE Market Dislocation

By Andrew Coen
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Nailah Flake-Brown and Aaron Appel during the second panel of CO'S 6TH ANNUAL FALL FINANCING CRE FORUM.
Finance
New York City

CRE Finance Pros Bullish for 2022

By Andrew Coen
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Brookfield hopes that public spaces, including a large plaza between West 31st and 33rd streets, will help integrate Manhattan West into an area of Midtown South once best-known for large trainyards.
Development  ·  Finance
New York City

Manhattan West a Test of Midtown South’s Resiliency

By Andrew Coen
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Ocean Flower Island
Features
National

Evergrande Collapse Unlikely to Impact US CRE Market, But Might Have Some Upside

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Michael Zaremski (left) and Michael Shmuely have joined JLL's New York City capital markets team.
Finance  ·  Players
New York City

JLL Taps Michael Zaremski, Michael Shmuely for Capital Markets Team

By Andrew Coen
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More workers are in the construction biz than ever, so why is there a labor shortage?
Development  ·  Construction
New York City

Labor Shortage Coming in Skilled Trades

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Real Estate Brokerage 101: Schack Institute Divisional Dean Schools The Commercial Observer

By Jotham Sederstrom
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Olympics Not All It’s Cracked Up to Be: Study

By Daniel Edward Rosen
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