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• Yours For £700M — 2 Shopping Centre Companies With £3.4B Of Assets
• With Bellevue Booming, Sunset North Sells For $227M
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• Did Fake Deeds Delay Anbang's $5.8B Hotel Portfolio Sale?
• CRE Vet Ray Pittman Returns To Denver, Joins McWhinney
• 3D Printing Poses Real Threat To Supply Chain And The Real Estate That Supports It
• How The Bay Area's Biggest Construction Companies Cope With Costs
• The Developer Bringing Sky High Resi To Birmingham
• Birmingham BTR: Developers Get A Gentle Smack On The Wrist
• Henbart Breaks Ground On Parque Kirkland
• Amazon Aims To Pump Up Employment In Major U.S. Markets
• After $300M Infusion From Pension Fund, GPI Snaps Up Mattel's Design Office
• Condo Deconversions Continue As City Council Considers Tightening Restrictions
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• The Startup Song Remains The Same For Brooklyn Office Owners
• Developers Propose 300-Unit, Grocery-Anchored Project On Georgia Avenue
• This Midtown High-Rise Was A No-Go Until Goldman Sachs Stepped In
• The Real Potential Of Smart Buildings Is Buried In Data
• DFW Needs To Build 19,000 Apartments Annually To Keep Up With Demand
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