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Here are the REITs to watch as Amazon decides HQ2
James Sullivan of BTIG joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss Reits to watch as Amazon narrows its decision for its second headquarters. Read Article
Apartment REITs in play as Amazon looks for HQ2
CNBC's Diana Olick reports from Arlington, VA on what Amazon's second headquarters locations could mean for apartment REITs. Read Article
Homebuilders are facing a make-or-break level, according to charts
The homebuilders are getting crushed this year. They now face a make-or-break level, says Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com. Read Article
Stress in luxury real estate
CNBC's Robert Frank reports on an uptick of mega mansions hitting the auction market. Read Article
Stress in luxury real estate with mega-mansion glut
CNBC's Robert Frank reports on why more and more mega-mansions are going to auction in this current real estate market. Read Article
Housing slump in Australia is not 'a big problem': NAB
Alan Oster of National Australia Bank says falling house prices in Sydney and Melbourne are a "midterm correction" and not a big problem for the country's economy. Read Article
Manafort was in default on Trump Tower condo when he forfeited it in plea — now bank wants a piece
UBS Bank is asking a federal judge for a hearing to recognize and adjudicate that bank's interest in Paul Manafort's condo in the landmark building owned by President Donald Trump on Fifth Avenue in New York. Read Article
Sears is closing another 40 stores. Here's a map of where they are
The 40 Sears and Kmart locations are set to close in February of next year, with liquidation sales starting late next week. Read Article
Housing sentiment hits lowest level in a year
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on housing sentiment as the Federal Reserve signals it plans to hike interest rates again in December. Read Article
Wynn Resorts shares fall 12 percent as it misses earnings estimates
Wynn Resorts shares declined more than 12 percent during after-hours trading as the company missed estimates in its quarterly earnings. Read Article