| Owners of big-name office buildings in some U.S. cities are racing to put them up for sale to exploit surging prices before it is too late.
In recent weeks, owners of the Willis Tower in Chicago, Constitution Center in Washington, the Seagram Building in New York and numerous other large properties have put all or portions of them on the block. They are hoping to cash in on the near-boom-era prices being paid by yield-hungry investors discouraged by the volatility of stocks and low interest rates in the bond market...............................................Full Article: Source
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