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Deals: Canyon-Johnson Invests $25.7M in JV Development

Published April 18, 2012
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Ron Gallagher Contributing Editor
Alexei Averianov

Canyon-Johnson invests into a California development; Beech Street arranges $32 million for a rent controlled asset in New Jersey; and Centerline Capital Group supplies a $15.5M Fannie Mae loan to refinance a property in Nashua, N.H.

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