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Newcastle developer High Street Group launches £300M BTR residential programme in Birmingham
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New York City Police and the Manhattan District Attorney's office are investigating an alleged ring of fraud surrounding internal construction at Bloomberg.
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Madison Realty Capital is providing a $90M cash infusion to 111 West 57th St., which will fill a funding shortfall.
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Investors in the Plaza Hotel are suing the building's main owners, claiming they've been denied their right to buy it.
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Chef'd partners with Byte Foods to offer meal kits in office locations.
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The bigger cities get, the poorer they get, new research shows Manchester Birmingham
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Bisnow asks San Francisco mayoral candidate Mark Leno about his plans for development and affordable housing.
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Smaller footprints, more reliance on omnichannel among changes suburban-centric eateries have to make to compete in cities.
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A £125M overspend on early projects and lack of funding for others including HS2 and Midlands Metro endangers West Midlands infrastructure regeneration
Microhospitals have grown in popularity as a way to more cost-effectively reach underserved patients in urban areas. Now, they are spreading to the suburbs.
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