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• Dallas-Based Logistics Firm Does Second Big-Box Deal In Atlanta
• Large Candlestick Multifamily Project Moves Forward With City Approval
• Comerica Bank Tower Has A New Tenant
• NAREIT Economists Don’t Share The Fed’s Concerns About Rising Commercial Property Values
• Princeton Is Transforming From An Ivy League Town To A Business Mecca
• RADCO Buys Sixth Tampa Apartment At Watershed Pricing
• Trump Administration Could Reshape The Fed By Filling 3 Or More Vacancies
• Why Local Governments Aren't Offering Incentives For Converting Obsolete Offices. Yet.
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• As Ridership Drop Continues, Metro GM Says He's Running Out Of Ways To Cut Budget
• Malaysian Manufacturer Finds A Phoenix Facility
• Chicago Association Of Realtors Cuts The Ribbon On Its New Offices
• Investors Eager For Phoenix-Area Data Centers
• LiquidSpace’s Newest Service Reinvents Office Design
• CHA Picks Hunt Development Group To Redevelop 7 Acres At Cabrini-Green
• EB-5 Is Set To Expire In April — Will Trump Push For Reform Or Extend?
• Equity Office Hires Alan Walker To Oversee Properties In Northern California, Pacific Northwest
• New Strike Threat Looms Over London's Night Tube
• Jay Z Considering Launching His Own Seed-Stage Investment Firm
• Proposed Buckhead Park Draws Praise, Skepticism
• WeWork Adds Eighth Location In San Francisco With Lease At 650 California
• WeWork To Take Another 64k SF Near Bryant Park
• Phoenix Residents Need To Work Nearly 60 Hours/Month To Pay Rent
• Austin Multifamily Approaching ‘Needed Pause’ In Deliveries
• Advance Realty Buys The Metropolitan In Hoboken For $77M
• Jimmy Buffett-Inspired Senior Community Eyes South Florida
• How Can New Jersey Define Itself Beyond Its Neighboring Cities?
• GE Headquarters Delayed Until 2019
• Mall Owners Turn To Apartments, Entertainment To Boost Traffic