Do Recent Deals Signal An Investment Sales Thaw? (1/27)

The increase in investment sales so far this year hints at an end to the cold shoulder between buyers and sellers that lasted for most of 2008.  On Jan. 27, Sydney-based real estate investment trust Macquarie CountryWide Trust announced  it agreed to sell equity and interest in 30 U.S. retail assets to Inland Real Estate Acquisitions for a total of $427 million. The properties were sold at a 12 percent discount to their original cost base of approximately $485 million. It’s the largest retail real estate deal announced in 2009. The assets previously belonged to two joint ventures ...

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