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• Drawbridge Realty Makes First DC-Area Buy With $74M Chantilly Office Deal
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• San Francisco's Newest Giants Are Transforming More Than Just The Skyline
• Duke Scores Big Build-To-Suit In Camp Creek
• US Multifamily Fundamentals Remain Strong Despite Declining Rents
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• Duracell Inks Huge Warehouse Deal, Adds 800 Jobs At Shugart Farms
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• CIM Group Adds Another Office Building To Portfolio
• Upstart Miami Investment Firm Diversifying Outside Florida
• With Green Light, Transacta In Talks With Hotels For North Beach Project
• Multifamily Construction Permits Way Down, Hotels Permits Up In 2016
• Carr's Apex Building Development In Bethesda Gets Planning Board Approval
• Texas Apartment Developer Plans Project West Of Downtown Denver
• Houston's Record-Breaking Retail Boom May Be Fading
• Two DC-Area Contractors Say Trump Still Owes Them $3M For Hotel Redevelopment
• Luxury Apartments Up Foodie Amenities
• Amazon's First Retail Store Coming To Time Warner Center
• Grand Lakes 4003 Industrial Building Expanding By Nearly 30%
• Macy’s Announces Closure Of Mission Valley Center Store
• Gupta Group Unveils Plans For Vaughan’s Tallest Condo Tower
• City Seeks Developers For Angel's Knoll Site In DTLA
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