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The Office Market Faces a Wave of Short Sales Amidst Dwindling Capital and Patience

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Last year, investors amassed billions in anticipation of acquiring distressed real estate assets at considerable discounts. Yet, the expected deluge of deals didn't materialize as office property owners managed to retain their assets. This scenario is changing rapidly, with office buildings now trading at steep markdowns, often below their loan values, heralding a surge in […]

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