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• Adaptive Reuse Providing Ideal Opportunities To Build Housing Along 880 Corridor
• Prince George's County Zoning Rewrite Could Help Spur Mixed-Use Development Near Transit
• Developer Of Midtown Miami Hotel Gets Financing To Buy Out JV Partner
• Condo Deconversion Wave Hits Chicago
• Pollack Shores, Fuqua Getting Ready For Roswell Center Transformation
• 'Rare Opportunity' To Buy South Docklands PRS Block For €52.5M
• Micro-Amusement Park To Open In LA Arts District
• ABC PDQ
• Trammell Crow And Elmtree Tapped For Build-To-Suit Immigration Center
• Another Corporate Office Tenant Is Relocating To A New Bethesda Office Tower
• Vector Development To Build 382K SF Development In Covington
• Houston Firm Buys Hyatt House Houston
• The Happy Manchester Office Is About Lunch, Booze And Sweets
• Brookfield Has Already Sold $4B In GGP Property Equity As It Prepares To Overhaul The Malls It Now Owns
• Local 302 Strike Slows Down Commercial Construction In Seattle
• Developer Pitches 106-Unit Affordable Project In Ward 8
• PwC Takes 200K SF In San Francisco
• Data Center Just Inside Indiana Plans To Compete Head-To-Head With Chicago Facilities
• Newmark Hires Eastern Consolidated’s Brian Ezratty And Ron Solarz
• Retail Rents Still Nowhere Near Boom Levels ... Except In Dundrum
• Planet Fitness Sees Opportunity In Retail Vacancies
• U.S. Investment Activity Outperforms The First Half Of The Year, But A Slowdown Is Still Expected
• Commercial Real Estate Prepares For The Era Of Blockchain
• Activist Investors In Real Estate Sure Have Changed A Lot
• Hotel-Coworking Hybrid Set To Open Next Month In D.C.
• Doing More With Less: Landlords Embrace Office Well-Being With A One-Size-Fits-All Approach
• Battersea Gets Another Hot Office Occupier, But £1.6B Power Station Deal Is Deferred Again
• Healthcare Wants To Need Real Estate Less