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Shares of American residential real estate investment trusts rose, led by AvalonBay Communities, after Tishman Speyer Properties LP and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. agreed yesterday to buy American apartment owner Archstone-Smith Trust for $13.5 billion.

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|Shares of American residential real estate investment trusts rose, led by AvalonBay Communities, after Tishman Speyer Properties LP and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. agreed yesterday to buy American apartment owner Archstone-Smith Trust for $13.5 billion.
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