Don Peebles, The Peebles Corporation chairman and CEO, joins CNBC’s ‘Power Lunch’ to discuss his expectations for the Trump administration, the impact to markets, and more.

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Former Obama fundraiser Don Peebles discusses Trump vowing to enforce mass deportations and evaluates where the Democrats fell flat with voters.

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Former Obama fundraiser makes big prediction about 2024 race and Donald Trump: ‘I see him winning’.

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See the full recap in the Commercial Observer.

Making it in commercial real estate means dealing with adversity, and industry moguls who want to pass their companies down to the next generation are making sure to prepare their kids to take on the family business. 

For many, that means starting to bring their offspring into their world at a young age.

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Former Obama fundraiser speaks out against allowing foreign countries to 'pillage' the marketplace.

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See the full list in the Triangle Business Journal.

505 W. Chapel Hill St.

• 4-acre parcel owned by the City of Durham
• Originally built in the 1950s as offices for Home Security Life Insurance Company and most recently occupied by DPD, the building became vacant in late 2019
• City Council selected Florida-headquartered The Peebles Corp in late August for a nearly $300 million redevelopment of the building, which is slated to include: 354 residential units (92 permanently affordable as 60% of the area median income and below) and 26 condos for sale; 250,000 square feet of labs and retail space, including a grocery anchor tenant; 791 parking spots; a centrally located plaza among the three buildings, which will be connected by walkways and feature public art.
• It's yet to be determined if the historic building will be preserved and renovated into a 100-room hotel or replaced with a cultural center and museum.

See the full article in Durham Magazine.

Don Peebles joins CNBC ‘Power Lunch’ to address the impact of the rate cut on real estate.

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