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Evacuating 4,000 Residents And Spooked By PG&E: How CRE Is Doing Business In The Fire Disaster Zone
Sonoma County's multifamily and commercial developers have taken on unusual responsibilities with the region's Kincade Fire still ablaze.
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Sonoma County's multifamily and commercial developers have taken on unusual responsibilities with the region's Kincade Fire still ablaze.
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Many cities have high hopes when they fund and operate sports stadiums, but reality frequently hits when the revenues can't match the amount of debt incurred.
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A major insurance corporation expands its headquarters in Westlake as Allen EDC announces financial support through the CARES Act for businesses.
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While many restaurants are closing due to the coronavirus, ghost kitchen developers are accelerating plans to open more.
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Real estate was slow to realise the extent of the problem in 2008. Not this time around.
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The latest survey by Allen Matkins and UCLA Anderson shows gloom over California's office sector and modest drops in sentiment for other property types.
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Landlords are up in arms over a bill many see as an unprecedented overreach. Its sponsors and advocates say it is to prevent a retail extinction event.
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Allen Morris is using Stormont to focus on future hotel projects in its mixed-use developments, other projects in the Southeast.
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Allen Morris now plans to break ground at the end of the year, seeking better financing and construction costs.
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A last-minute coronavirus surge right before the Christmas holiday season pushed year-over-year mall traffic down as much as 50% in some DFW area locations.
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