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• Warehouse Demand Continues To Drive Down Vacancy Nationwide
• Report: Forget Pay Equity, Pay Parity Necessary To Close The Gender Gap In Commercial Real Estate
• A Downturn Is Coming, But Its Overall CRE Impact Is Anyone’s Guess
• FEMA Spending Billions Rebuilding The Past, Not Preparing For The Future
• Online Retailers Will Move Much Further Into Brick-And-Mortar Over The Next 5 Years
• Cortland Pays $156M For SunTrust Park Apartments
• Two D.C. Law Firms Relocate To Recently Built Offices
• JLL's Jeff Frantz, 55, Dies After 9-Year Cancer Battle
• WeWork Sued By Former Exec Who Says She Was Sexually Assaulted Twice At Company Events
• What Happens When A Whole Foods Closes? A D.C. Neighborhood Is Painfully Finding Out
• Healthcare Providers Looking To Renovate Rather Than Build New
• Big Night Entertainment Group Plans Restaurant, Nightclub At Encore Boston Harbor
• Investors Continue To Wait On Opportunity Zone Investment
• Denver CRE Professionals Come Together For An Evening Of Networking At SVN’s Cocktails And Collaboration Event
• Industrious Reaches Deal To Open Coworking Space At Alexandria's Carlyle Tower
• What Property Needs To Know About Manchester's Booming Economy: The Latest Stats
• Red Tape, NIMBYism Continue To Slow Badly Needed Housing Development On Long Island
• Ten Years Later, Boston Says The Big Dig Was The Catalyst For A City Building Boom
• Waterton Acquires Ridge At Thornton Station
• City Proposes Tweaks To Kinzie PMD
• Otay Mesa Industrial Keeps Its Momentum
• Irvine Co. Strikes Again In San Diego Office Market
• D.C. Hotel Developers See Rise Of Luxury Brands, Increased Focus On Social Spaces
• ‘We’re Close To The Top Of The Market’: 6 Commercial Real Estate Capital Markets Trends
• When Sears Finally Gives Up The Ghost, Redevelopment Opportunities Will Be Up For Grabs
• Starcity Opens LA's First Co-Living Development In Venice
• WeWork Plans To Open 500 Locations Of Its New Retail Concept WeMrkt
• Houston Multifamily Market Stabilizes After 2016's Delivery Explosion
• Lack Of Available Office Space Could Threaten San Francisco's Explosive Flexible Office Market