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• Creating Hope: New Modular Project Aims To House LA's Chronically Homeless
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• All Eyes On Fairview With Billingsley Development To Open Up Highway 75 Commercial Corridor
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• How KKR, Blackstone, SL Green See The Real Estate Market Right Now
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• Fairfield Pays $141M For Ashburn Apartments Close To Silver Line
• Inland Private Capital Corp. Jumping Into Senior Living Sector
• Chicago Aims To Develop Life Sciences Clusters And Narrow Its Life Expectancy Gap
• 5 Technologies To Watch For In CRE
• Historical Facade Program Encourages Developers To Leave Historical Buildings Intact
• CRE To Trump: Homelessness Isn't That Simple
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• The UK's Biggest Institutions Are Radically Rethinking How They Invest In Big Cities
• Busting The Myth That Class-A Buildings Have Class-A Digital Connectivity
• A New Generation Of Elevators And Escalators Move Beyond Reliability Toward Innovation
• Adam Neumann Steps Down As WeWork CEO
• The First Of Many? West End Car Park To Be Turned Into £150M Mixed-Use Scheme
• Sixth Delay To Greater Manchester Spatial Framework, Seventh and Eighth Awaited
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• Coro Makes Bet On Downtown Atlanta Parking
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Mesa West Capital Provides $72.1M For Purchase, Modernization Of Legacy Place In West Plano
• Industrious Gives Accenture Tower Another Boost
• From Little £21M Acorns Do Mighty Manchester Tech Oaks Grow
• Rainer Properties Shows What Buyers Want In Retail, Offloads 27-Property Portfolio