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• After Sweeping WFH Pronouncement, Synchrony Puts 200K SF Atlanta Office Up For Sublease
• Operator Of South Texas Mall Sues Simon Property Group For Anticompetitive Practices
• Houston’s Lack Of Affordable Housing Is Contributing To Its Unusually High Eviction Rate
• Origin Stories: Amanda Clack’s Journey Has Taken Her From Classical Pianist To CBRE Via 10 Downing St.
• Spatial Framework Brinkmanship Leaves Greater Manchester Plan In Doubt, But The City Presses On Regardless
• We Can’t Stop The Rise In Turnover Leases
• 3 Reasons Why Helical's £119M Powerhouse Portfolio Sale Gives A Window Into Manchester's 2021 Office Market
• CRE Stocks Skyrocket As Market Reaches Historic High
• Houston Apartment Rents Rose In Several Suburbs In October
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
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• Tishman Speyer, Bellco Venture Raises $1B In Life Sciences Investment Race
• Dead Mall Syndrome Strikes The UK, Greater Manchester First
• Inwood Rezoning Case Can't Be Appealed, Upper Court Rules
• George Mason University To Tackle Retail Industry Disruption With New Center
• Restaurateurs Cry Foul Over Lockdown Restrictions 'Slamming' Eateries
• DataBank Breaks Ground on Third Minnesota Data Center Amid Investment Blitz
• NYC Restaurants Forced To 'Sit And Wait For The Whim Of The Mayor And The Governor'
• CoStar Snaps Up Homesnap For $250M
• 1,600-Foot Office And Hotel Tower Planned Next To Grand Central
• LA Housing Department Leader Now Developing Affordable Housing In San Diego
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Black Friday Just Part Of One Long, Weird Shopping Season This Year
• WeWork Expanding On-Demand Offering Nationwide After Successful NYC Pilot
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• Trump OKs Transition To Biden After Pressure From CRE Execs, But Still Won't Concede