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• Bold Ideas, Fresh Solutions Desperately Needed To Spur Affordable Housing Development
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• Former Vornado Head Mitchell Schear Joins PropTech Venture Capital Firm
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• Jamestown Closes On The Shops Buckhead Atlanta, Plans To Rejuvenate Center's 'Flat Experience'
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• Amazon Reportedly Considering Offices At WeWork’s Lord & Taylor Building
• Tom Barrack To Step Down As Colony Capital Goes All In On Data Centers
• Planning For Takeoff: In Reported $55M Deal, LaSalle Buys Office Tower In Orange County Airport Submarket
• Waltham Approves Class-A Life Science Building
• Moody's Ramps Up Its Game In Assessing Climate Change Risk For CRE And Other Businesses
• Navigating The Ambiguous World Of Tenant Experience Apps
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• NBC Moving 350 D.C. Employees To Expanded North Capitol Street Space
• KBS Sells Palm Beach Gardens Office Building For $71M
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• Newmark Suing Margaritaville, Claiming It's Owed Millions For Times Square Development
• Coworking Provider CommonGrounds To Open First Location, East Coast Office In Center City
• City Wants To Change Controversial Affordable Housing Ordinance, But Agreement Is Hard To Find