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• SL Green Moves To Foreclose On Thor's Fifth Avenue Office Building
• Landlords Are Investing Heavily In Coronavirus Detection, Prevention
• Developer Plans To Convert Former Methodist HQ Complex Into Apartments
• Without Football, In-Person Classes, College Park Hotels Face 'Most Serious Of Situations'
• The UK’s Coworking Spaces Are The Emptiest In Europe
• SURVEY: More Than 70% Of CRE Firms Have Seen Their Revenues Drop Significantly During The Pandemic
• London Office Rents Are Falling, And Might Not Bottom Out Until 2022
• Downtown Napa Is An Opportunity Zone. How It Got That Way Remains A Touchy Subject
• Rosslyn Developer Scales Back Hotel Component In Response To Pandemic
• It Was Once A Flagship Deal. Now WeWork And Partners Restructure Huge London Lease And Keep Eye On Debt Covenant
• Morningside Heights Faces Fall Without Thousands Of Columbia Students
• SoftBank Commits $1.1B To Shore Up WeWork
• Oakland’s Supply Boom Moderates Rent Growth As Execs Stay Bullish On Multifamily
• Philadelphia CRE Executive Ken Weinstein Develops Developers
• Property Conversions Expected To Pick Up As Pandemic Empties CRE
• 6 Ways You Can Help Make CRE More Diverse
• 'Think Of It As A Rent Jubilee': Tenant Advocate Cea Weaver On The Cancel Rent Movement
• Prompted By The Pandemic, More Roles Could Become Location Agnostic, In Real Estate And Beyond
• 'They're Playing A Dangerous Game': CRE Leaders On Congress Leaving Without Passing Relief Bill
• Capital One To Bring Café Concept To Anacostia
• This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
• New York City, Trades Unions Sign Agreement To Increase Diversity On City Construction Jobs