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• Affordable Housing Community Opens In Benbrook
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• Thompson Hospitality Looks To Build 138-Room Hotel Next To Its Reston HQ
• Investors Take Another Look At Affordable Housing
• Kushner Investors Reportedly Subpoenaed By IRS, Justice Dept.
• Hey Big Lender: Wells Fargo Tops 2017 Syndicated Loan Table
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• How Salesforce Tower Became One Of The Most Sustainable Buildings In San Francisco
• Arena Central's 240K Government Pre-Let Gets Dirty
• Market Square CVS To Open This Weekend Downtown
• Equinix Buying 1.6M SF Infomart Data Center From ASB Real Estate Investments
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• Hubbard Street Group Is Transforming Wicker Park's Polonia Triangle Into Open Space