Responding to market speculation, Archstone-Smith, a Denver-based multifamily real estate investment trust, has reported that the company "is not currently engaged in any discussions to acquire another publicly traded company."Scot Sellers, Archstone-Smith's chairman and chief executive officer, said it is not the company's practice to comment on rumors, but that "the level of speculation reached a point that we felt that it was appropriate to clarify our position." He added that the REIT is in the process of marketing some of its "noncore" assets to pay a special dividend. The REIT owns and operates multifamily properties in a number of key metropolitan areas.
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CrossCountry increased its agreed-to offer for the real estate investment trust by 50 cents per share, as UWM Holdings made an unsolicited bid on April 20.
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The former Wall Street player blamed its decline on rising interest rates, trouble at its lending subsidiary, and debt stemming from the Great Financial Crisis.
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The Federal Open Market Committee's April meeting — likely Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's last — is unanimously expected to keep interest rates steady, but questions about energy, inflation and the upcoming transition in leadership still loom.
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Jonathan Corr, the former CEO of Ellie Mae, is one of six new members of MeridianLink's board, added following its acquisition by Centerbridge Partners.
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Newrez expects significant expense reductions from AI partnerships with HomeVision and Valon, as executives rule out mergers and a Rithm spinoff amid strong Q1 earnings.
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More than half of the major metropolitan markets in the United States posted year-over-year price declines in February, according to a new report.
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