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• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
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• The LA Deal Sheet
• Boston Is No Longer The 3rd-Most-Expensive City To Rent An Apartment
• AREP Buys NoMa Office Building For $64M
• N.Y. Deal Sheet: Brookfield Stays Hot With 222K SF Lease At One Liberty Plaza
• Office Designs Should Take A Note From Spaceships
• Starlight Investments Secures Partners For Planned $1.3B U.S. Multifamily Shopping Spree
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Steele Creek Sells For $141.5M
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