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• The NYC Offices Of Fidelity National Title Insurance Co. And Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Co. Combine Under One Roof
• Some Tech Tenants Are Already Pulling Up Stakes In The Bay Area After WFH Edicts
• Amazon, Local Developer Pitch Warehouse Off Dorchester Avenue
• The Pandemic Isn’t Slowing Andy Florance Down
• My New Normal: Butters Director And NAIOP Florida President Darcie Lunsford
• The Distressed Deals Have Started
• Greystar Buys Alliance Residential's Property Management Arm For $200M
• New California Split Roll Measure Qualifies For November Ballot
• Coronavirus-Rattled Insurance Industry Faces Onslaught Of Riot Damage Claims
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Pandemic Or Not, Affordable Housing Still Needs Density And Transit
• D.C. Hotel Sues Florida School For $135K After A Student Broke A Sprinkler
• The LA Deal Sheet
• Unwinding The WeWork Portfolio In UK Regions: The Landlords Are Talking
• What Tax Relief Policies Are Cook County And Illinois Collar Counties Offering Property Owners?
• Church Development Doesn't Quite Qualify For California Affordable Housing Rule
• Airport Retailers Struggle To Keep Hard-Won Contracts As Revenues Plummet
• Cedar Crossing Distribution Center Sold
• Bay Area Midsized Tenants Eye Suburbs As They Brace For Market Correction
• Atlanta CRE Vet David Danhof, 56, Dies Of COVID-19
• As Looting Spreads Through Manhattan, Retailers Race To Board Up Storefronts
• 220K SF Booking.Com Deal Definitely Not Cancelled
• Chicago Region Has The Potential To Start Competing With Life Sciences Clusters On The Coasts
• Data Center Developer Breaks Ground On 500K SF Ashburn Facility
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
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• Grosvenor Buys Georgetown Buildings For $85M
• CMBS Delinquencies Spiked In May