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• Responding To The Pandemic Will Mean More Costs For Multifamily Landlords, Even After It Subsides
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• Juul Moving Headquarters From San Francisco To D.C.
• Jamestown Creates $50M Fund To Aid Tenant Reopenings
• N.Y. Multifamily Owner Donates Apartments To Out-Of-Town Volunteer Health Workers
• Boston Contractors, Unions Cautiously Prepare For Construction's Return
• Lyric Market Names New Operator
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• How Technology Could Help Alleviate The Fear Of Going Back To The Office
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• With Senators Returning To Washington, CRE Industry Seeks More Stimulus, PPP Changes
• Vornado: Regus Backing Out Of $66M Project In Which Trump Owns 30% Stake
• U.S. Retail Faces 11% Rent Drop In 2020: Moody’s Analytics
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• Thayer Manca Residential Secures $26.8M Refinance Loan For Multifamily
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