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• Meridian Group Sells Rockville Apartments For $42M
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• Senior Affordable Housing Project Breaks Ground In Southeast D.C.
• Disney Proposes Building 350-Room Tower Within Disneyland Hotel Footprint
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• Aviva Plans Property Cluster In Manchester
• Westdale, Hines And Ivanhoé Cambridge Purchase Land For Deep Ellum Mixed-Use Development
• Compressed Cap Rates Push Some Developers To Boston’s Suburbs. Poor Transit Lures Them Back.
• 7 Bidders Contend For Massport Seaport Parcel
• Chicago Power Women: 5 Questions With Angela Aeschliman
• Bruntwood Founder Mike Oglesby Dies, Aged 80
• South LA Planning Commission Squashes 577-Unit Development
• Skanska Sells Brand New Office Tower For Record Price
• Investcorp Acquires Portfolio Of 126 U.S. Industrial Properties For $800M
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• Job Growth Is Slowing, Supply Is Growing, But Atlanta Developers Are Still Bullish For 2020
• Cashierless Amazon Go Plans Pop-Ups, Larger-Format Stores In 2020, Explores Licensing Deals
• Chiofaro Finally Files Plans For $1B Harbor Garage Tower
• Foreign Investors Still Love U.S. CRE Assets Even As Prices Rise
• Nexus Buys Colorado Springs Duplex For $360K
• Brookfield Unveils Details For South Bronx Megadevelopment
• Cousins Hires First Community Events Organizer
• Rappaport Buys Sterling Shopping Center
• No Cars Allowed In New Arizona Neighborhood
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