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Regent Properties Lands $406MM Refinancing on 1,200,000 SQFT Trammell Crow Center as Goldman Sachs Eyes the Exit

September 25, 20263 Mins read30
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Los Angeles-based Regent Properties has refinanced downtown Dallas' 50-story Trammell Crow Center with a $406 million CMBS loan, putting fresh equity into the tower even as the loan's ratings review flags that Goldman Sachs and 10 other tenants hold options to leave before their leases run out.

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