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Commercial real estate is showing the first signs of cooling in more than a year,
disrupted by rising interest rates that are already causing some deals to collapse.
Property sales were $39.4 billion in April, which was down 16% compared with the same month a year ago, according to MSCI Real Assets. The decline followed 13 consecutive months of increases.
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