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JP Morgan Pulls Plug on $1.4B Core-Plus Real Estate Fund, Putting Seattle Office Towers Back in Spotlight

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The 24-year-old US Real Estate Income and Growth vehicle leaves behind a Denny Triangle footprint that once anchored the West Coast's biggest office trade of 2011 JP Morgan Asset Management is winding down its 2002-vintage US Real Estate Income and Growth Fund, ending a 24-year run for one of the firm's flagship core-plus real estate […]

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