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The London Group's Gary London at LA State of the Market.
Jan 29, 2013
The London Group's Gary London at LA State of the Market.
Downtown is a hot office commodity for tech companies, but finding employees an affordable place to live in the neighborhood remains a challenge.
WeWork immediately moved to reject 69 leases as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week.
HFF's Jordan Angel talking financing and volunteering.
Oxford Properties acquired a 120K SF biomanufacturing facility from Resilience, a California-based biotech company.
Executives from Dream Hotel Group, the Trump Organization and other hotel companies say food and beverage concepts make up a large share of their revenue.
Rents in Oakland's CBD have fallen nearly 28% from their peak, and the tenant pipeline that once followed San Francisco’s cycles has yet to materialize.
Kaizen's Allen office development signs a new corporation, while Mule Alley at the Fort Worth Stockyards gains a new coffee roaster tenant.
Sterling Bay finished the environmental cleanup of Lincoln Yards and other major deals.
The biggest leases, sales, financings and groundbreakings around Atlanta this week.
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