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• L+M, Invesco Dropping $1.2B To Buy Market-Rate Units And Make Them Affordable
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• On Verge Of IPO, WeWork Continues To Bulk Up Its Tech Capabilities
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• Kent Plans People-Friendly Infrastructure
• Acquisition Makes CapRidge Largest Owner In Northwest Corridor
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