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commercial real estate - New York Observer
95 Morton Street. The New York-based real estate private equity firm Brickman has dropped $96.5 million on 95 Morton Street, an eight-story pile of bricks at the corner of Morton and Washington streets. The Fifth Avenue firm signed the deed on Nov ...

Got a Room? Inauguration Is a Windfall - Gainesville Sun
Katherine Mangu-Ward, one of many in Washington willing to rent their homes for the inauguration, has offered her one-bedroom apartment online for $1,000 a night. Susan Etheridge for The New York Times More precisely, how much is it worth to someone ...

Tom Acitelli - New York Observer
Yowza! In an email time-stamped 6:38 a.m., The Real Estate Group New York declared that Manhattan was now, for all intents and purposes, a tenant's market going forward. "Landlords are feeling a lot of pressure this month," Daniel Baum, the firm's ...

Market turmoil brings dim days for luxury hotels - International Herald Tribune
Even as midprice hotels began losing business this past summer, luxury hotels continued to fill their rooms. Companies treated the hotels as perks for top executives and quality locations for high-level business meetings. And many leisure travelers ...

Luxury hotels grapple with falling demand - International Herald Tribune
Even as midprice hotels began losing business this past summer, luxury hotels continued to fill their rooms. Companies treated the hotels as perks for top executives and quality locations for high-level business meetings. And many leisure travelers ...

Experts: Developed world is in recession - MSNBC
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right, addresses journalists after receiving a gloomy economic forecast in Berlin on Thursday. The government announced that Europe's largest economy was in recession for the first time in five years. LONDON - A ...

Oh, oh. Ponzi scheme's run out of fools with money. Surprise, surprise ... - Globe and Mail
Pete T from Vancouver, Canada writes: "In Vancouver, it was similar to the frothiest moments in Toronto's real estate boom this decade, when bidding wars would see homes sold for tens of thousands of dollars more than the asking price." I've read ...

Government Should be Aware of 2009 Economic Threats - Tempo Interactive
TEMPO Interactive , Jakarta :Chairman of the Young Indonesian Entrepreneurs Association (HIPMI) Erwin Aksa urged the government be prepared for economic downturns next year, pointing out that the US' subprime mortgage of US$ 1.300 trillion was due in ...

Register for FREE - Wall Street Journal
Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools. An account already exists for the email address entered. At Monday night’s Presidential Debate, John McCain dropped an economic bomb: he suggested that the U.S. Treasury should buy up mortgages and ...

Is Japan's 'lost decade' a window to the future? - Globe and Mail
Kid Dingo from Canada writes: I agree with both teh previous posters - gratutitous bulldust blown up by the ignorant students from the School of Lazy & Ill-informed Journalism. Japan's flimsy banking system was the major cause of that nation's ...