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• Retail Pain Pushes Manhattan Landlord To $224M Fourth-Quarter Loss
• With Reforms On The Horizon, OZ Players Optimistic About The Program's Future
• Property Managers Have A Part To Play In The Mass Vaccination Effort
• Executive Order Throws Prison REITs Into Further Uncertainty
• Is The Best-Located Shop In Britain Worth £500M?
• CRE's Next Generation: Northwestern Mutual's Nylz Reyes On His 'Covert Infiltration' Of The Industry
• South Beach Without The Partying? The Future Of Ocean Drive Is In Question
• BentallGreenOak CEO Sonny Kalsi Says NYC Is Facing A '3-To-5-Year' Recovery
• CBRE Fund Buys … Wait, What, A Swedish Bus Company?
• 301K SF Preston Center Office Tower Is Sold
• Real Estate Firms Shift Focus From Office, Retail To Digital Infrastructure
• Coro, Miller Lowry To Revive Long-Dormant Hapeville Development
• BREAKING: NY-Based Lightstone Nabs 649K SF Manufacturing And Logistics Hub In Garland
• Simon Property Group Forms $300M SPAC
• Robinhood Eyes Office Space In Manhattan As It Upends Wall Street
• Bandwidth Could Be The Differentiator For Flexible Space Operators Post-COVID
• Brandywine Realty Buys 108K SF Former Hahnemann Building For Under $10M
• Boston's Ballooning Lab Pipeline Won't All Get Built, Experts Say
• 2 Churches Take Developer To Court Over Shaw Project
• Microsoft, Amazon and Google Account for More Than Half of Hyperscale Data Centers
• WeWork Weighing Offers To Go Public With SPAC, Including One Run By An NBA Owner
• The Industrial Gold Rush Will Provide Opportunity For Some, Disappointment For Others
• Boston Properties Downplays Office Skepticism After Disappointing Earnings
• Do You Have What It Takes To Join Bisnow's Escape And Ascent Team?
• As Multifamily Renovations Went Wild In 2020, One Contractor Saw Its Future
• HFZ Loses Control Of Upper West Side Condo Conversion Project
• 10,000 Stores Doomed To Close In 2021, Coresight Projects
• MRP Lands Financing To Build 112-Unit Affordable Project In Anacostia