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b.classList.remove('active')); this.classList.add('active');">English b.classList.remove('active')); this.classList.add('active');">한국어 This time is never different. - Wall Street T he phrase "This time is never different" serves as a direct rebuttal to the dangerous rationalization, "This time it's different." During a massive bull market, investors often justify sky-high valuations by arguing that a new technology, a new economic policy, or a new era has structurally changed the rules of the game. Conversely, during a severe bear market, people panic and assume the financial system is broken beyond repair. This adage reminds investors of a few timeless truths: Psychology Drives the Market Technologies and economic environments change, but human behavior does not. The underlying drivers of market cycles—greed during peaks an...

Market Trend: New York City's Office Vacancy Decreases to 7.4%

Market Trend: New York City's Office Vacancy Decreases to 7.4% Net Absorption Positive 990,481 SF in the Quarter By Justin Sumner January 31, 2013 The New York City Office market ended the fourth quarter 2012 with a vacancy rate of 7.4%. The vacancy rate was down over the previous quarter, with net absorption totaling positive 990,481 square feet in the fourth quarter. That compares to negative 575,819 square feet in the third quarter. Vacant sublease space increased in the quarter, ending the quarter at 4,944,077 square feet. http://www.costar.com/News/Article/Market-Trend-New-York-Citys-Office-Vacancy-Decreases-to-74/145256

Worldwide Plaza may be off the block

Worldwide Plaza may be off the block With bids lagging the $1.5 billion target price, the owners of the 59-story West Side office tower are said to be thinking about holding off and settling for a re-fi now. BY DANIEL GEIGER NOVEMBER 19, 2012 1:37 P.M. The owners of Worldwide Plaza have begun considering a refinancing of their 1.9 million square foot tower, rather than the sale they had been pursuing, several sources say. http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20121119/REAL_ESTATE/121119923

CNNMoney: Market's biggest risk? Duh. It's Europe.

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Market's biggest risk? Duh. It's Europe. By Hibah Yousuf October 12, 2011: 7:56 AM ET NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- It's been on and off the back burner for a year and a half, but the European debt crisis is finally nearing a boiling point.