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The  Downtown Real Estate Softball League kicked off its season last night at the North Avenue fields in Lincoln Park. We snapped Golub's Lee Golub batting against CBRE's John Clifford in a tie game during the 8th inning (we couldn't get much closer for fear of getting a black eye, like John did.) But CBRE has already scored this week with the court approval of eight new retail leases at Block 37, where they're the receiver.
 
Bisnow's Maureen Wilkey (right) finished the Boston Marathon in 3:29:03 on April 19, squashing her personal record by more than 10 minutes and noting that the city's 11.1% retail vacancy rate has left many of the shops on Newbury and Boylston Streets, near the finish line, empty. Thanks to Mom, Dad, and Fleet Feet for the support!

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