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• Northern Brooklyn's Apartment Boom
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• BB&T's $1.8B Merger
• Exhibition Place’s First Hotel Will be an Urban Resort
• Freddie Mac Announces $1.2B of Multifamily Securities
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• Brooklyn's Next Office Opportunity
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• Major Incentives Bill Still Stuck in Legislature
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