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SL Green Realty Corp., a real-estate investment trust that specializes in Manhattan properties, and Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund III LP agreed to sell 180 Madison Ave. for $92.7 million, taking advantage of what SL Green called a “white-hot” market.

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|SL Green Realty Corp., a real-estate investment trust that specializes in Manhattan properties, and Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund III LP agreed to sell 180 Madison Ave. for $92.7 million, taking advantage of what SL Green called a “white-hot” market.
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