Miami Not Immune To Office Distress, Foreclosure Bid Shows
NYCB To Sell $5B In Warehouse Loans To JPMorgan Chase
Property Deals See More Scrutiny As Tip Sparks Forced Sale
Miami Not Immune To Office Distress, Foreclosure Bid Shows
In the third in a series of stories on distressed office properties in various U.S. markets, Law360 Real Estate Authority looks at what the struggles facing a newer office building in one of Miami's hippest neighborhoods mean for one of the nation’s strongest markets.
NYCB To Sell $5B In Warehouse Loans To JPMorgan Chase
New York Community Bancorp announced it has agreed to sell $5 billion worth of mortgage warehouse loans to JPMorgan Chase Bank.
Property Deals See More Scrutiny As Tip Sparks Forced Sale
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is likely this year to look at additional real estate deals near government property, experts told Law360 Tuesday, a day after the White House ordered a real property divestment near a Wyoming Air Force base following national security concerns.
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