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Government briefs: Wage law struck down, Obama plans Fannie and Freddie’s end

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From the September issue: In this month’s roundup of government-related real estate news, The Real Deal looks at President Barack Obama’s endorsement of a plan to reduce government’s role in the housing market by “winding down” Fannie and Freddie. TRD also has an update on the Prevailing Wage Law, which required landlords that receive at least $1 million in city aid to pay workers a prevailing wage, that was struck down last month. Click here to see these stories and more.

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