Manhattan is now the third most liquid market in the world, according to a new report from Real Capital Analytics.
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Manhattan is now the third most liquid market in the world, according to a new report from Real Capital Analytics.
While many people think we may be witnessing a long-term shift away from cities, some observers see more of a cyclical pattern.
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The reduction in staff is part of a strategy to cut and reduce overhead costs by $35 million annually.
While year-to-date deal activity across all the top markets diminished amid the COVID-19 crisis, Dallas simply dropped less than other heavyweight markets such as Manhattan and Los Angeles.
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