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• Asian Trust Buys Hell's Kitchen DoubleTree For Over $100M
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• LinkedIn To Open Downtown Detroit Office
• Bay Area Baby Boomers Flock To Sacramento Active-Adult Communities
• Development Debate Heats Up In Davidson
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• Investment In Trophy Buildings In Secondary Markets Is Sky-High
• The Collaborative Workspace Looking To Beat Cancer And Malaria
• LOIS WEISS: Leave Retail Mix To The Free Market
• Pacific Premier Bancorp To Buy Plaza Bancorp For $226M
• Chinese Pullback Not Expected To Cause Decline In Real Estate Prices
• Hyattsville Apartment Community Trades For $10.3M
• New Uptown Charlotte Hotels Opening Soon
• Texas' Most Expensive High School Stadium Debuts
• San Francisco’s Pier 70 Project Up For Approvals
• Ron Paul To Receive ULI Lifetime Achievement Award
• JLL Introduces Property Management Services In Canada
• Anbang Head Of Real Estate Jumps Ship Amid Increased Government Scrutiny
• Redondo Beach City Council Votes For Temporary Mixed-Use Moratorium
• Houston First Seeking Proposals For Major Jones Plaza Redevelopment
• Solar Arrays Make Productive Use Of Land Where Buildings Are Not Allowed
• How Design-Build And Design-Assist Models Are Changing Construction And Development
• $50M Newport Beach Country Club Completed
• Colliers U.S. Brokerage President Gives His Outlook For CRE
• You’re A Middle Eastern Millionaire Visiting London And Your Favorite Hotels Are Blacklisted. Where Are You Gonna Sleep?
• Steady Fundamentals Suggest Retail Poised To End The Year Strong