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Buying US Offices: Time to get greedy

Buying US Offices: Time to get greedy

You could buy a skyscraper for a million bucks. I still remember that, probably always will. A friend of mine, well connected in Detroit real estate, telling me how bad things had gotten. Telling me that I could buy an entire skyscraper in downtown Detroit for one million dollars. Things were...

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We all need reminding of why investment returns are so important for so many in the private sector. Until the 1980s most employees retired on pensions provided by their employers...

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