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• Senior Housing Facilities Battle Higher Costs, Slowdown In New Occupants Amid Pandemic
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• Hotels Race To Install Hottest New Tech For Post-Pandemic Travelers
• Granny Flat Startup Rakes In New Funding As Housing Shortage Worsens
• How Bethesda’s Development Boom Could Be Impacted By The Pandemic
• Premier Shopping Districts Are Particularly Vulnerable To Pandemic And May Need A Reset
• IBM To Leave WeWork Building Owned By Adam Neumann
• Trez Capital Expands Into Self-Storage Assets To Complement Its Residential Portfolio
• D.C. To Move 700-Person Agency East Of The Anacostia River
• The Shift To Remote Work Could Encourage More Suburban Satellite Offices
• Brookfield Buys 4-Property North Reading Industrial Portfolio
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• Confusion Over Rules Has Led NYC Brokers To Give Illegal CRE Tours
• How Toilet Paper Hoarding Could Benefit The Industrial Sector
• Bisnow Readers Split On Work From Home's Future
• Contractors On Stalled Atlanta Condo Tower File Liens For $360K In Unpaid Work
• As The World Moves Online, KKR Plans $1B UK And European Data Centre Push
• CRE Group Prepared To Sue To Block Bill Allowing Retailers Out Of Leases
• Crocker Partners Exec: 'Investors Are Like Evil Grave Dancers'
• Casual Dining Sector Was Softening Even Before The Pandemic
• Bottomed-Out Hospitality Industry Begins Hopeful Strategizing
• Stay-At-Homes And Ski Resorts: Talking Reopening With Colorado Gov. Jared Polis
• How 5 D.C.-Area Restaurateurs Are Handling Plans To Open New Locations This Year
• Furniture Startup Snags $15M As Stay-At-Home Decor Booms
• ‘This Could Be BTR’s Moment To Make Its Case’