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Earlier this month we wrote about how the borrower for 400 Atlantic Street in Stamford, Connecticut was expecting to lose its top three tenants, including UBS (50% of the space in that building). Yesterday, Connecticut publication The Day reported that a second Stamford building owner has hired a real estate firm to assess the market in the event UBS leaves its space.
Cushman & Wakefield is the process of reviewing the market for 677 Washington Boulevard. The 400 Atlantic Street CMBS loan is bigger than the one backed by 677 Washington Boulevard,...