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• CBRE Names D.C.-Baltimore Region Head To Replace John Germano
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
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• Bank Of America To Replace HBO At 1100 Sixth Ave.
• Gamma Races To Complete Foundation For East Side Tower To Beat Rezoning
• Pathfinder Partners Buys Thornton Apartment Complex
• Massachusetts Gaming Commission Wants More Women At Its Worksites
• For Sale: 1 Empty 44-Story Office Tower In Downtown St. Louis
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• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
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• Bipartisan Agreement Looks To Ease Bank Regulations
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• Reinventing Seattle Multifamily Is A Never-Ending Process
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