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• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Battered In May, CMBS Market Limps Into June, As 'Calm Before The Storm' Continues
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• Muse Lights The Fuse On 300K SF Manchester Developments
• Possibly De-Fanged, Controversial California Lease-Relief Bill Moves Ahead
• CBRE Hires Mid-Atlantic Retail Leader From Cushman & Wakefield
• A Farewell To Gyms, A Once-Favored Experiential Retail Tenant
• Manchester BTR Survives Its Baptism Of Fire, But The Heat May Not Be Over
• Empire State Realty Trust President, COO Stepping Down
• LA Law Firm Moving Into Bank Of America Plaza
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Walmart Turns Up The Heat On Amazon With Shopify Deal
• Multifamily Investment Sales Market Starting To Heat Up In The D.C. Area
• My New Normal: The NRP Group Executive Vice President Of Property Management Phillip Boatwright
• Rockpoint Group Raises Nearly $6B For 2 New CRE Funds
• Investor Puts Portfolio In 'Coma'
• A Rare Beast: This Investor Wants To Plough £250M Into Struggling UK Retail Assets
• Cape Cod CRE 'Took Off Like A Rocketship' After Rough Start To Pandemic
• Law Firm To Relocate To Tishman Speyer's New M Street Office Building
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Airbnb Settles With New York City, Agrees To Hand Over Listing Data
• Investors Getting Ready To Bet On Hotels' Comeback
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• Amazon May Snap Up Former Mitsubishi HQ In SoCal
• Without A Trace: For Tenants And Employees, Contact Tracing May Be A Tough Sell
• Lies And Labyrinths: Former Big Beast Maud Faces Bankruptcy In Row With Tchenguiz And Libyan Wealth Fund
• In Their Own Words: Black CRE Professionals On Racism, Protests And Accountability
• Reopening Brings Crowds To Old Town Alexandria, But Restaurants Still Hurting
• Hines And 2ML Real Estate To Build 52-Acre Life Sciences Development Near Texas Med Center