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Why Real Estate Dynasties Are Breaking a Cardinal Rule to Never Sell

2024/11/12
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Peter Grant: 由于办公市场低迷，现金流减少，以及面临债务到期压力，纽约的房地产家族企业开始出售他们一直持有的核心物业，打破了家族的传统。这导致这些物业的出售价格低于疫情前，并且家族成员之间也存在着关于出售与否的矛盾和压力。出售的物业多被改造成公寓楼，因为公寓楼的需求仍然旺盛。 Justin Baer: 华尔街的奖金在经历了三年的低迷后开始大幅上涨。主要受益者是那些帮助公司发行债券和股票的从业人员，例如债券承销商、股票承销商和股票交易员。这反映了今年以来公司和投资者信心的增强以及经济活动的复苏。不同类型的金融从业人员的奖金涨幅有所不同，债券承销商的奖金涨幅最大，可达25%到35%。

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Justin Baer explains the factors driving the resurgence of Wall Street bonuses after a three-year hiatus.
  • Rising confidence in the economy and increased deal-making activity.
  • Debt and equity capital markets professionals expected to see significant bonus increases.
  • Stock traders and M&A advisors also set to benefit from the bonus rise.

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P.M. Edition for Nov. 12. WSJ reporter Peter Grant) discusses the real estate scions who are considering selling the buildings) that made their families rich. And fat Wall Street bonuses are making a comeback). Senior writer Justin Baer) explains why. Plus, the Justice Department hits the brakes on UnitedHealth’s attempt to get a bigger chunk of the home health and hospice care industry. Tracie Hunte hosts.

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