foreign-investment
Rising deal flow in Europe and record activity in the Asia-Pacific, powered notably by Hong Kong and Singapore, made 2017 the second-best year in the past
International investment, in both the national real estate market and New York City specifically, has been on the decline this year, thanks to shifting geopolitics.
By William H. Jennings, Partner-in-Charge of the Real Estate Group, Marks Paneth LLP With the corporate tax rate slashed in the new tax reform bill, the U.
Changes in global markets and geopolitics led to a precipitous drop in foreign investment into Manhattan real estate last year. In 2017, Cross-border investments
Rising deal flow in Europe and record activity in the Asia-Pacific, powered notably by Hong Kong and Singapore, made 2017 the second-best year in the past
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