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• Where Are CRE Capital Dollars Flowing In The Wake Of The Pandemic?
• Sign Of The Times: Lenders Agree Standstill On Mall Loan In Default
• Returns At Risk For Pension Funds Invested In CRE
• Former MI5 HQ To Become New Hotel And Members’ Club
• Birmingham BTR Developers Will Focus On Amenities As Locked-Down Tenants Rethink
• Waterfront Megaproject Prepares For Next Phase
• Want To Reopen Your Office Building? Here's A Post-Pandemic Shopping List To Get Ready.
• J. Crew, Gold's Gym Bankrupt, Other Retailers On The Cusp
• Shoppers Begin To Trickle Back To Houston’s Retail Centers
• Lender In Talks With WeWork To Drop Out Of 2 Major Developments
• The LA Deal Sheet
• Maven Adds Veteran Trio Of Retail Brokers
• My New Normal: Town Centre Securities' James Broughton
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• S.F. Supervisor Proposes Doubling Transfer Tax For Bigger CRE Deals
• Denver CBRE Exec Promoted To President
• Manchester's Outer Boroughs Are Going To Be Winners, Says Global Investment Manager
• Immigration Key To Post-Pandemic Toronto Real Estate
• Retail REIT To Build Permanent Dedicated Takeout Space At 65 Properties
• Vornado CEO: San Francisco Has The Best Real Estate, But Much Worse Politics
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• 'We Need Guidance': Office Landlord Asks For Uniform Rules To Bring Back Tenants
• Tax Attorneys Expect A Wave Of Coronavirus Tax Appeals
• City Planners Face Head-On Challenge As Manchester's Co-Economy Roars Ahead
• This Contractor Is Turning Its Own Office Into A Social Distancing Laboratory
• Steve Roth: 'Life Is Upside Down' As Vornado Furloughs 1,800, Loses Millions In Revenue
• Responding To The Pandemic Will Mean More Costs For Multifamily Landlords, Even After It Subsides
• Revealed: Big, Big Changes Coming In Manchester's Post-Pandemic Recovery Plan
• Juul Moving Headquarters From San Francisco To D.C.