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• Too Low, Too Fragile, Too Short-Term: Life Sciences Conversions Are Popular But Hard To Pull Off
• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
• ‘There’s No Vaccine For Climate Change’: Here's What CRE Can Do To Help Save The Planet
• CRE's Next Generation: Witko Group Founder Ericka Witkowski
• Hybrid, Multi-Cloud Data Centers On The Rise In Secondary Markets
• Verified Contact Information Is CRE’s Holy Grail. This Company Just Made It Free
• Foulger-Pratt JV Buys 963 Northern Virginia Apartments In Major Value-Add Play
• Construction Begins On $86M Senior Housing Redevelopment In Reston
• State Sen. Brian Kavanagh On Working With CRE And Addressing The Housing Crisis
• Goldman Sachs Bets $500M On Data Centers
• The Customized, Compact Cooling Solution Data Centers Have Been Waiting For
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Houston Retail Tenants, Landlords Brace For Slower Holiday Shopping Season
• The Glass Is ‘At Least Half Full’: Q3 CRE Banking Results Inspire Cautious Optimism
• Crystal Lake: The Clear Leader For Business Development In Illinois
• Slew Of DFW Skyscrapers Hit The Market
• Retailers Prepare To Guard Stores Against Looting If Election Protests Erupt
• Access To Capital The Main Hurdle For Retail Projects, Experts Say
• Civil Groups Sue HUD Secretary Carson Over New Rule Targeting Fair Housing Act
• Office Building Data Collection Is Even More Important Amid The Pandemic
• We Probably Haven't Seen The Worst Of The Pandemic Yet In CRE
• Maryland Airport Slated To Be Developed Into Large Housing Project
• How N.Y.'s CRE Lobby Is Approaching The Election, Looming Fiscal Crisis
• Declining Rents And Investor Concern Forcing Mixed-Use Developers To Rethink Retail
• Hudson's Bay Co. Launches Real Estate Arm To Break Into Mixed-Use Development
• De Blasio To Restore $466M To Previously Slashed Affordable Housing Budget
• What Might Happen To Carried Interest Under A New Administration
• Beleaguered Gym Equinox Struggles To Deal With Its Debt Load
• San Francisco Is The U.S. City Most At Risk From Sublease Space, CBRE Says