• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Archdiocese Of Baltimore Sells Catholic Review Building In Mount Vernon
• Real Estate Advisers Suggest CRE Is Past Its Peak, Headed For A Soft Landing
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
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• Developer Receives Extended Closing Date For Alameda Project
• Investors Eye Distressed Properties In Preparation For A Market Correction
• Spy Agency Did Not Flub In Picking North St. Louis For New Western HQ
• After The Harvey Flood, How Many Properties Will Be Underwater?
• Elon Musk's Underground Tunnel Gets Approved
• EXCLUSIVE: This Boston Gourmand Is Going Global
• The Wharf Signs Its First Clothing, Furniture Retailers
• Long-Awaited Purple Line Breaks Ground As Developments Move Forward Along Route
• President's Lawyer, Associates Worked On Moscow Real Estate Deal During Campaign
• Atlanta Plaza Owners Plan $7M Renovation 11 Months After $138M Purchase
• New App Helps Clients Understand Property Risks, Map Damage
• NYC Department Of Investigations Signs Major Lease At 180 Maiden Lane
• How Commercial Real Estate Firms Are Contributing To Houston Storm Relief
• Younger Partners Expands Multifamily Offerings
• Online Grocery Delivery Could Be An Oasis For America’s Food Deserts
• Byron Cocke, Co-Founder Of Cocke Finkelstein, Dies In Plane Crash At 42
• Keesmaat Stepping Down As Toronto's Chief Planner
• Only A Handful Of Bay Area Cities Are Exceeding Their Housing Obligations
• Parcel For Sale In Downtown Oakland
• Simon Property Group Sues Starbucks, Hopes To Delay Teavana Closures
• Push For More Housing Has Apartments Replacing Car Dealerships
• WOW Air Expands Discount Service From Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit And St. Louis Airports To Europe
• 4 Ways Multifamily Managers Can Leverage Transit In Their Leasing Strategies
• Colony NorthStar And Affiliates Create New $3.4B Credit REIT
• Missner Group, Sitex Building Spec Industrial In Wheeling