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Bond Sale Tied to Manhattan Office Building Is Latest On Hold

Bloomberg Markets Monday 19 October 2026, 20:13 UTC By Charles Williams and Zahra Tayeb 1 min read
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A bond sale tied to a 24-story office tower in midtown Manhattan that’s home to the publisher of Rolling Stone was postponed, the latest in a string of real estate-backed debt deals to be delayed in the face of weakened credit conditions and volatile rate markets.

A bond sale tied to a 24-story office tower in midtown Manhattan that’s home to the publisher of Rolling Stone was postponed, the latest in a string of real estate-backed debt deals to be delayed in the face of weakened credit conditions and volatile rate markets.
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