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NOVEMBER 8, 2019

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Finance & Investment

Cap Rates on Walgreens- and CVS-Leased Net Lease Assets Compress in the Third Quarter

With Walgreens looking into potentially going private, it might be time to check on the conditions in the drugstore net lease sector, one of the most popular sectors for investors. While drugstores remain largely in favor as a safe asset class, there were some complicated dynamics happening among the various chains in the third quarter, according to recent market reports.

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Real Estate Services

Tech Giants Are Often Blamed for the Affordable Housing Shortage in the Bay Area. CRE Insiders Say the Issue Is Not That Simple

California needs new zoning laws and less NIMBYism more than it does affordable housing money from Apple and Facebook, sources say.

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Barrack’s Colony Proposes Deal with Colony Credit Real Estate

Tom Barrack’s Colony Capital Inc. has proposed a transaction that would transfer the management of $2.5 billion of equity parked in private credit funds to an affiliated real estate investment trust, Colony Credit Real Estate Inc.

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Gap CEO Out, Done In by Fashion Missteps and Fading Brands

No longer the khaki king of the ’90s, Gap Inc. has been in need of an overhaul for a very long time -- and Art Peck won’t be the one to deliver it after all.

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10 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

Sears to close 96 more stores after securing $250 million loan, reports Reuters. WeWork’s share of new flex space lease activity jumped to 69% in the third quarter, according to CBRE. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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