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Starwood Team Lends $672 Million for US Outdoor Storage Lots

Starwood Property Trust Inc. and Realterm, a global investment manager focused on transportation, provided a $672 million loan for a group of US industrial outdoor storage lots.

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Starwood Team Lends $672 Million for US Outdoor Storage Lots
Starwood Property Trust Inc. and Realterm, a global investment manager focused on transportation, provided a $672 million loan for a group of US industrial outdoor storage lots.
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