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• ViaWest Bags Raintree Corp Center For $52M
• Bisnow Scoop: WeWork Crystal City Opening Feb. 1, WeWork Dupont To Expand
• Why 2016 Is The Year Real Estate Will Slow Down
• DC's Top Prosecutor Moves To Dechert
• Cedar St Remembers Jay Michael
• New York Investors Snap Up Tonnelle Plaza
• How New York Power Brokers Darcy And Tara Stacom Kept It In The Family
• Why NYC Will Ride Out A Downturn
• Q4 Office Absorption: Misleadingly Good?
• Affordable Housing Sets Record
• Atlantic City Leaders Blast Takeover Bid
• Historic Theater District Buildings Come Down For Hotel Parking
• Sen. Kay Hagan Joins Akin Gump
• Brookfield Is Going For Blackstone Status With Private Equity Push
• Warehouse Put To Uses Besides Marijuana
• The Timeline: 4 Moments In 2015 That Changed The Real Estate Crowdfunding Game
• Four Trends Jonathan Schultz Is Watching In 2016
• Hottest Boston Neighborhoods In 2016
• Liberty Multifamily Plans New Development In Wilmer
• Legacy West Development Expands With New Custom Homes
• Why S.F. Wants This Project To Get Taller
• Why Maryland—And 6 Other States—Are Investing In Demolition
• Oxford, CPP Plan $40M In Added Renos At Galeries de la Capitale
• Behind the Deal: Carters Oshkosh Makes 1 Prologis Its New Canadian HQ
• South S.F. Tower Marks Second-Largest Q4 Office Sale At $220M
• Are We Near The Bottom Of The Oil Pricing Freefall?
• The 421-a Deal That Could Fall Apart Tomorrow
• How Real Estate Will Boost NJT Ticket Sales in 2016
• Video Of The Day: Former Treasury Secretary Says Economy Can't Withstand Four Rate Hikes