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• 200k SF Of Office Delivers In Northwest Houston
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• New Tax Break Could Mean Boost For Multifamily, Industrial In 2016
• PEP Looks to Double Acquisition Pipeline in '16
• Berkshire And Strategic Capital Partners Form $500M JV
• New York City Draws Record Number Of Tourists For Sixth Year In A Row
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• 2015 Was A Record Year For Real Estate M&A
• Former American Apparel CEO Makes His Case In Court To Regain Control
• Developers Are Building Student Housing For Young Professionals
• Like the X-Files, 2016 Money And Deals Are Out There
• Global Uncertainty Doesn’t Dampen Spirits At REBNY’s 120th Annual Banquet
• Phil Spector Joins Satellite Hall Of Fame
• Upscale Tower Sets Groundbreaking In Rainey District
• Hudson Files Plans For Brooklyn Heights Library Redevelopment
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• This Week in Real Estate Numbers
• Wood Partners Takes Next Step To 1000 Park
• Port Of Oakland Loses Tenant, Plans To Close Terminal
• Revised Renderings Are Out For Kettler’s Market Terminal
• Blackstone CEO At Davos: Market Turmoil Is A Fresh Opportunity For Us
• Jobless Claims Climb To Seven-Month High
• Seawall's Remington Row Uses 3D Glasses To Woo Tenants
• FedEx Leases 300k SF Distribution Center At Sparrows Point
• 9 New Restaurants In Howard County
• PwC: 3 Real Estate Trends To Watch In 2016
• Global Design Firm Woods Bagot Finds Its Footing In The Bay Area
• What’s in Store for Downtown Brooklyn in 2016? Here’s How You Can Find Out
• Terry McAuliffe Launches $7M Affordable Housing Fund