Goldman Sachs pays $184 million for apartment tower in downtown Tampa

The sales price is a 53% increase over what the tower sold for in early 2020.

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Goldman Sachs pays $184 million for apartment tower in downtown Tampa

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The sales price is a 53% increase over what the tower sold for in early 2020.

Apartments under construction in downtown Tampa sell for $124 million

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Residents haven't even moved into the complex yet — it's still under construction.

Apartment tower Asher opens in Water Street Tampa

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A studio apartment under 400 square feet starts at more than $2,000 monthly rent.

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The property previously sold for $48.75 million shortly after it was built in 2016.

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The long-awaited luxury tower near the David A. Straz Jr. Center for Performing Arts will finally celebrate its groundbreaking.

Goldman Sachs discusses the stressors in China's property market

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Kenneth Ho of the investment bank weighs in on China's property sector and its broader economy.

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Goldman Sachs buys retirement wealthtech NextCapital

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Goldman Sachs says brace for an even bigger housing downturn

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Housing is likely to see an even larger downturn than previously expected due to limited inventory, according to Goldman Sachs.

Goldman Sachs cuts earnings outlook for MSCI China to zero growth

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BEIJING — Goldman Sachs has cut its forecast for the MSCI China index due to a worsening slump in China's property market. The investment bank slashed its earnings outlook for the index to zero growth for the year, down from 4% previously, according to a report published late Thursday. The analysts also cut their MSCI China price target over the next 12 months to 81, down from 84. MSCI China tracks more than 700 China stocks listed globally, including Tencent, BYD and Industrial and Commercial...