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• RAMMYS Nominations!
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• Boston Properties CEO Owen Thomas Expects Continued Economic Growth
• Etkin Johnson Bets Big On Northwest Corridor
• Mary Ann Tighe Was CBRE's Top Performer Worldwide In 2016
• West Village Has Highest Multifamily Price Per SF In Manhattan
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• Texas House Votes To Gut Governors Enterprise Fund To Attract Business
• Brookfield Grabs A TA Realty Industrial, Office Portfolio For $854M
• CenturyLink To Depart 1801 California In Downtown Denver
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• Kaiser Permanente Signs Big Deal At Urban Atlantic's New Carrollton Development
• Grammys on the Hill!
• Tradepoint Atlantic Deal To Bring $30M In Infrastructure Improvements
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