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• Boston Life Sciences Developers Need To Take Leaps Of Faith To Compete
• JCPenney's Future Hinges On Getting Back To Basics And Out Of Bankruptcy By Black Friday
• More National Restaurant Brands Planning For Permanent Change In Diner Behavior
• Restaurant Closings Could Accelerate As Winter Sets In And COVID Restrictions Squelch Business
• CRE Valuations Will Take Further Hits, Even If Pandemic Ends In '21
• Obama Presidential Center Finally On The Verge Of Construction
• States And Cities Scramble To Attract Massive Data Center Projects
• Sonder Conversion Application Rejected In Downtown Boston
• By Banning Large Cruise Ships, Key West Residents Give The 'Middle Finger' To Industry
• While Institutional Investors Are Scared Of Retail And Hospitality, Pros Should Unleash Their 'Special Sauce'
• EXCLUSIVE: Top Restaurant Entrepreneur Creates New Venture To Take Over Dead Department Stores
• Chicago's Affordable Housing Crisis Could Escalate Next Year Even With A Vaccine
• Arbitrator Rules New York Hotel Owners Must Make Record Payout To Laid-Off Workers
• Spenders Gotta Spend: Why A Vaccine Could Be Triggering A Surge In Birmingham Office Investment
• First Major U.S. Cricket Stadium Heading To North Texas OZ, Could Spur CRE Development
• The Future's Uncertain For Post-Pandemic Office Market
• NAIOP Forecasts Bumpy Road For Office — More Than 75M SF Of Negative Net Absorption, But Then Rapid Rebound
• Anything Goes? Skyscraper Policy Confusion As Developers Prepare Towering Prospects For Birmingham BTR
• With Vaccine On Horizon, A New Challenge For Health Systems: Who Gets It First?
• Despite Vows To Do Better, 90% Of Major Brokerage Leadership Is White
• British Land Weighs Move To Logistics With 1.5M SF Retail Conversion
• Biden Administration Brings 'Potomac Fever' Boost To D.C.'s Office, Multifamily Markets
• Construction Braces For Bitter, Brutal Winter As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Eviction Moratoriums Are Fine, As Long As They Come With Aid, CRE Says In Bisnow Survey
• Access To Capital Remains Biggest Barrier For Black CRE Investors
• D.C.’s Slower-Than-Expected Return To Work Creating More Pain For Downtown Restaurants
• Papa John's Opening New Headquarters At The Battery Atlanta
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• Developer Ben Ashkenazy Suing Investor For Failing To Provide Cash For Imperiled Portfolio