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• First Potomac Realty Trust Acquired In $1.4B Deal
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• BOMA International Elects First Chair From Boston
• Loan Servicer Puts Downers Grove Shopping Center On The Market
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• Texas And Canada Sweep The 2017 TOBY Awards
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• Avanath Capital Management CEO Daryl Carter Sets The Record Straight On Affordable Housing
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