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By Joe Gose Commercial real estate prognosticators across the board remain bullish on 2015, declaring that an abundance of low-cost capital will continue to boost property markets around the world. [contextly_sidebar id="26XJisG59sIldsonSbHcLtA18eKQ26y4"]Some, however, like Chicago-based LaSalle Investment Management, a real estate investment manager with $50 billion in assets under management, are warning that because it […]

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