NY landlords who can't find buyers turn to borrowing instead
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AT a time when commercial-property purchases have slowed to a trickle, Manhattan landlords who can't sell are still getting money out of their buildings - by turning to lenders.
A growing chasm between what buyers are willing to pay and what sellers think their properties are worth has put the brakes on deals.
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