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• New York Investor (Barely) Buys Suburban Atlanta Power Center
• Freddie Mac Unveils 3 New Multifamily Forbearance Options
• My New Normal: Location Ventures Founder Rishi Kapoor
• Piedmont Closes $360M Sale, Exits Philadelphia
• Cuomo: N.Y. Malls Will Only Be Allowed To Open If They Install Virus-Blocking Air Filters
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• 'The Floodgates Are Going To Open': Virginia Lifts Ban On Apartment Evictions
• Manchester Reverts To Its Boisterous Pre-Pandemic Planning Norm
• Manchester And Birmingham Quarter Day Update: Different Degrees Of Dreadful
• The LA Deal Sheet
• Co-Living Gets A Bucket Of Cold Water From Manchester City Council
• U.S. Healthcare Construction's Heartbeat Is Unstable As Pandemic Ravages Sector's Finances
• Modular Construction Acolytes Think A Rebrand Is In Order
• 'They're Losing Sleep': CRE, Businesses Fret Over New Wave Of Closings
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• End Of An Era: WeWork Closing Its First-Ever Location
• PG&E Says 2020's Shut-Offs Won't Be As Disruptive. Businesses Are Skeptical.
• NYC’s Poorest Have The Longest Odds At Renting Subsidized Affordable Housing
• One Of The World’s Biggest Retail Owners On How It Decides Which Tenants Get Rent Forgiveness
• Bay Area Life Sciences Still Going Strong, Developers Say
• Texas Multifamily Owners File Lawsuit Against CARES Act Eviction Moratorium
• With 2 Days Until Deadline, New York City Still Doesn’t Have A Budget For Next Year
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Rethinking Height: In The Age Of The Coronavirus, High-Rise Developments May Drop
• SoftBank's Katerra Lays Off 7% Of Staff As Cuts Continue
• Amazon Plans To Build 1M-Plus SF Of Last-Mile Warehouses Across Maryland
• Anchor Problems Send Pair Of Massachusetts Mall Loans To Special Servicing
• Alagem, Cain Debut $2B Beverly Hills Megaproject
• Blackstone, Hudson To Form $1.6B Movie Studio JV