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• Aimco Spins Off Multifamily Portfolio Into $8B New REIT
• Douglas Renovates Historic East End Office Building After Losing Federal Agency
• 2 Anacostia Sites, Including Barry Farm, Seek Mixed-Use Rezoning Approval
• 2020 Tax Season Will Require CRE Owners, Tax Consultants To Practice A Type Of Mental Gymnastics
• Barclays Is Reportedly Looking For 500K SF Of Office Space At Hudson Yards
• ‘Diversity Is Being Invited To A Party, But Inclusion Is Being Asked To Dance.’
• Sigma Studios Gets A Stay As City Gives More Time To Decide Historic Designation
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• Amazon Opening Hundreds Of Facilities During Its Hiring Binge
• How Arlington Is Supporting Businesses And Families In Uncertain Times
• Annual Real Estate Games Begins Weeklong, Virtual Event
• New Developer Takes Over 200K-Plus SF Menlo Park Mixed-Use Project Already Underway
• Town Sports International Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Will Keep Gyms Open
• Delivery Robots Could Generate Trillions For U.S. Economy, Transform Last-Mile Delivery: Study
• This 1.4M SF, $773M Spec Office Development Was Launched In The Downturn — And It's Built Entirely Of Wood
• A New City Land Policy Could Unlock Affordable, Workforce Housing Development In Philly
• M7 Builds £350M ‘E-Warehousing’ Retail Park Portfolio
• Buyer Interest Could Prompt £3B Quintain Sale
• 2020 Is The Tech Awakening CRE Has Been Waiting For
• California CRE Ramps Up Alternatives To State's Unreliable Grid
• Retailers Hiring Again, Especially Giants Like Walmart, But Also Electronics Stores
• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
• New Prince George's County Health Center Sells For $39M
• PGP Lands Japanese Food Hall At Capitol Crossing
• Why Banks' WFH Policies Could Shape New York's Office Market
• With Congress' Latest Failure To Pass A Stimulus Bill, Multifamily Industry Warns Of Collapse