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• Creditors Take Over Stalled 2M SF Oceanwide Center In San Francisco
• Verizon Relocating Some Workers From Namesake Building To Essex Crossing
• Aerospace Tenant Moving In Next To SpaceX At Port of Long Beach
• Surfside Collapse Will Lead To Developers Buying Out Whole Condos For Redevelopment, Experts Predict
• Boston Closed Summer As Nation's Hottest Office Market, CBRE Reports
• New York Battle Over New Lab Building Could Hint At Budding Life Sciences Pushback
• Biden Announces Slimmed-Down $1.75B Spending Bill, Still Awaits Key Congressional Support
• California Getting $5B To Improve Ports
• SL Green Sells Fifth Avenue Building It Took Over From Thor Equities Last Year
• 2022 Will Be A Year Of Decisions For Those In The Office Market
• Speed-To-Market Challenges Twofold For Life Sciences Developers In Boston
• Queens Real Estate Leaders Pin Hopes On CRE-Friendly Adams Administration
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• Court Rules Aby Rosen Isn't Personally Responsible For Unpaid Rent, But His Companies Could Be
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• Broker 2.0: $1.5B Investment Into Proptech By Big Firms Is Changing How They Operate
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• Developers Who Delivered Class-A Suburban Apartments During The Pandemic Hit The Jackpot