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• Will The Supreme Court's Sports Gambling Ruling Create A New CRE Market?
• Dallas Is A Retail 'Buy' Market, And Out-Of-Towners Are Taking Notice
• Construction Begins On Pier 70 Mixed-Use Project
• How This WeHo Garage Makes Parking Easy, Cost-Effective And Sustainable
• Office Tenants Are Snatching Up Lab Space In Tight U.S. Markets
• Life House Raises $40M To Develop Tech-Focused, Social Hotel Concept
• Make Muck Into Affordable Housing Bricks, Elon Musk Suggests
• Even If Cobb Votes To Fund Transit In 2019, MARTA Rail Is Unlikely To Follow
• Royal Wedding-Themed Pop-Up Bar Opens In D.C.
• Convene Acquires Workplace Tracking Tech Company
• Westphalia Developer Nears Deals For Grocer And Hotel, Looks To Sell Future Phases
• Loans On 2 NoVa Office Buildings Went Delinquent In April
• Kaplan Moving Forward On Generation Atlanta
• Eurovision Song Contest: The Sweet Sound Of Real Estate
• Dublin's 523-Acre Golden Opportunity: Moving The Port, Piece By Piece
• Related Midwest Reveals Master Plan For Possible HQ2 $5B Megasite In Chicago
• Artist Evicted, Hit With $185K Fine For Putting Rent-Stabilized Loft On Airbnb
• With Google And Facebook In Playa Vista, Expect Multifamily Rent To Continue Rising
• Former Anbang Chief Gets 18-Year Prison Sentence For $12B Fraud, Embezzlement
• Boston Mayor Takes Second Crack At Airbnb With More Aggressive Legislation
• Hines And Katy Partners Building 150-Acre Logistics Park
• The NRP Group's Texas Strategy
• Blackstone Group Extending Its Suburban Office Selling Spree
• Google Partners With NYC Landlord To Launch VR Tool At Country's Largest Rental
• Howard Hughes Building 8.7M SF Mixed-Use In Allen
• Amazon Partners With Lennar To Launch 'Experience Centers' Controlled By Alexa
• JBG Smith Bucking Trend Of Slumping REITs With 8% Stock Growth This Year
• Grocery Co-Op To Call Historic Uptown Building Home
• SL Green Acquires 2 Herald Square, Sells 635 Madison