December 21, 2007 | Vol. 4 No. 24

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Volume 4 - Number 24 | December 21, 2007

TOP STORY: Steady Stream of Irish Capital Floods Boston
By Joe Clements
One of the subplots in the commercial real estate market in Boston this year is the volume of Irish capital buying property, some provided by high-net worth individuals who thrived during Ireland’s recent economic boom.

Rate Cuts Have Little Impact on Capital Market Issues
By Erika Morphy
Interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve as are having little impact in the commercial real estate market--at least if measured by reactions to news that the Fed was reducing rates a quarter of a percentage point.

France Commercial Real Estate Peaks at Year-End
By Joe Clements
Thanks to a hyperactive start that extended through the third quarter, France is looking at a record year for commercial real estate sales. But a new report says the party appears to be over.

Insider: Singer & Bassuk’s Andrew Singer
By Erika Morphy
DEJ spoke to Andrew Singer, chair and CEO of Singer & Bassuk, a real estate finance and brokerage firm in New York City, to find out what is happening in the country’s most expensive real estate market.

What's Hot, What's Not

New England Apartment Sales Holding Up
By Joe Clements

Executive Moves: HFF Names New Managing Director in Chicago