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Speaking of multifamily, it took a trip all the way to Atlanta to find out the secret to multifamily success in Denver. (Fun fact: that was also the original plot of The Wizard of Oz.) AMLI’s Phil Tague (second from left), whom we snapped during the a Young Leaders of Atlanta event with the Urban Land Institute last week, says Denver’s strong multifamily fundamentals may have something to do with a certain new law passed that legalizes a certain popular medicinal plant. Also pictured are Parkside Partners’ Kyle Jenks, Jackson Spalding’s Rachel Tobin, and Cousins Properties' Mike Cohn.

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