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• Rule Change Lets Regulators Delay Appraisals On Some CRE Deals
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• Canada's March Employment Figures Break Records
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• Ward 8 Apartments Where Renters Went On Strike Bought Out Of Bankruptcy For $59M
• Walter Reed Development Team Closes Deal For Next Phase, Plans May Groundbreaking
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• Webinar: CEOs And COVID-19 With Alison Malkhassian And Ric Campo
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• Webinar: Town Hall With Norman Radow And Steven DeFrancis
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
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• Webinar: CRE Debt And Coronavirus
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