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• The LA Deal Sheet
• Giant Opening New Alexandria And Herndon Stores Next Month
• Why Property Owners Need To Invest In Smart Building Software Sooner Rather Than Later
• Cherry Creek Multifamily Portfolio Sells For $56.35M
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• San Francisco Trophy Office Tower Sells
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• 'The Epicenter Of Innovation' — Sam's Club Tests Store Tech At New Prototype In DFW
• Historic Denver Honors City's Preservationists, Projects
• Gateway Towers In Torrance Sells For $106M
• In Chicago Affordable Housing, The Squeeze Is On
• In Chicago Market-Rate Multifamily, The Competition To Stand Out Is Fierce
• Japanese Funds Eager To Get Out Of U.S. REITs, Not CRE
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• REITs Are In Sell Mode In D.C., With Billions Of Dollars In Property On The Market
• CBRE Hires New U.S. Industrial Head Away From Cushman & Wakefield
• Millennium Partners Has Turned Its Seaport Gondola Plan Over To Boston Officials
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• CRE Snapshot: A Look At The North Central Dallas Retail Market
• Growing Pains, Medical Innovations Spark Labs, Drug Manufacturing In Surprising Places
• Another Apartment Building Breaks Ground In Jersey City, This Time From New-To-Market Developer
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Healthy, Well-Designed Multifamily Projects Can Also Be Affordable
• New Legislation Invigorates Discussion Of ‘Healthy And Safe’ Balcony Design And Construction Among Property Owners
• RAMCO Properties Rebrands As RPT Realty To Create Mixed-Use Hubs, Moves HQ To New York
• WMATA Moving Headquarters To L'Enfant Plaza
• Airbnb Faces Tighter Restrictions In New York City, As Officials Examine Its Impact On The Multifamily Market
• High Demand Expected To Continue In Bay Area Industrial, But Challenges On Horizon
• Ivy Station Development To Be A Gateway For Culver City