In this week’s episode of the TreppWire Podcast, we mark 250 years of American commercial real estate with a special Fourth of July deep dive into the original 13 colonies and how their markets evolved. We also spotlight three historic properties still carrying active CMBS debt today. Before the history, we cover a softening macro backdrop, the New York City Rent Guidelines Board's freeze on roughly 1 million stabilized apartments, and Sergey Brin's reported exit from a New York multifamily fund at six cents on the dollar. We also hit Kroger's planned acquisition of Giant Eagle, Digital Realty's $3.5 billion data center buyout, and Target's latest store openings. Happy Fourth of July from all of us at Trepp. Tune in now. Episode notes: • Economic Update: Manufacturing, Labor & the Housing Affordability Squeeze • New York Multifamily Under Pressure: Rent Freeze & Sergey Brin's Exit • Kroger's Next Move: The $1.65B Giant Eagle Acquisition • Digital Realty Buys Out Blackstone's $3.5B Data Center Stake • 250 Years of American Real Estate: The 13 Colonies in Today's CMBS • Three Historic Properties Older Than the Country • Programming Notes & ShoutoutsQuestions or comments? Contact us at [email protected]. Follow Trepp: X: www.x.com/TreppWire LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/trepp

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