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Real estate money managers stanch the bleeding

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Real estate money managers are still losing assets, but the outflows look to be slowing from the massive hemorrhage of 2008-09.

Total assets — excluding real estate investment trusts — of the 100 real estate managers in sister publication Pensions & Investments' annual survey dipped 5% to $677 billion during the 12-month period ended June 30.

Over the comparable period last year, total assets plummeted 30%.

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