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• Wells Fargo Mulls Sale Of Eastdil Secured
• Skender Opening Modular Building Factory In South Lawndale
• GGP Shareholders OK Brookfield's $15B Takeover Offer
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• Thyssenkrupp Moving U.S. Headquarters To The Battery At SunTrust Park
• Owners Of Longtime North Side Produce Stand Testing The Market Near Lincoln Yards
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• PMRG Q2 Report: DFW Office Market Still Strong
• Amazon Q2 Earnings: Large Physical Footprint Drives Stunning Earnings Boost
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• NAFTA Or No, Tijuana Has A Budding Tech Future
• 8-Building Seattle-Area Apartment Portfolio Goes On Market
• Hospital Execs: Healthcare Today Must Be 'Efficient, Low-Cost And Delivered Like You're Going To The Ritz'
• Trouble In Paradise: Atlanta Hoteliers Finding Headwinds During Boom Times
• Wegmans, NSF Driving New Wave Of Development On Alexandria's Eisenhower Avenue
• When Opportunity Knocks: Cities Eager To Take Advantage Of Opportunity Zones
• Next Wave: The Developers And Investors Banking On The Bronx’s Market-Rate Future
• As Jobs Grow And Traffic Slows, East Bay Cities Focus On TODs
• Sam Zell Cashes Out Of Chicago Office Market With Triangle Plaza Sale
• Jeff Winick Owes New York $1.2M In Outstanding Taxes
• Silver Spring's Ellsworth Place Mall Trades For $92M
• Short Sellers Love To Hate Retail And Estate Agents
• Survey: California's Industrial, Multifamily Markets Remain Hot, While Retail Not
• Report: U.S. Deal Volume Cools In Q2 — This Is How The 5 Core Sectors Fared