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• Howard University Buys Prime Shaw Corner Property From Jemal Family
• WeWork’s East Coast Head On How It Is Adapting To The Hybrid Office Market
• Samsung Closes In On Tiny Texas Town For New $17B Plant
• Why Early Design Engagement With A Manufacturer Creates Buildings People Want
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• Apollo Eyes M&S And Its £2B Property Portfolio
• West LA Civic Center Revamp Team Announces Timeline
• New Offshore Wind Farm Could Deliver Massive Clean Energy Results In First Step For Niche Industry
• The Department Store Isn’t Dead
• C-Suite Spotlight: Grubb Properties CEO Clay Grubb
• Institutional Investors Funneling Funds Into Affordable Housing To Hit ESG Targets
• Co-Living Firm's Brooklyn Site Put Up For Auction By Lender
• Hyperscale Data Centers Doubled Over Last 5 Years. What Comes Next Looks ‘Strong’
• The Supply Chain Is Finally Improving
• The Infrastructure Bill Means Billions For Construction Projects. Now Who Is Going To Build Them?
• ‘You Just Go, My God’. The Shocking Size Of London’s Green Office Overhaul
• JBG Smith Plans 650-Unit Redevelopment Of Americana Hotel Site Near HQ2
• Houston Folk Art Museum To Launch Massive Expansion For 2026 Opening
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• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• If Philly Wants To Keep 'Cellicon Valley' Going, Developers Need To Take More Risks
• Gen Z Wants Single-Family Homes. Rental Owners Are Happy To Oblige
• CRE Prices Spike, Led By Nearly 19% Industrial Jump
• Affordable Housing Advocates Laud Passage Of 'Historic' Social Safety Bill
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• The Beleaguered Shopping Centre Market May Have Found The Bottom
• Olayan Group Signs Chubb As First Tenant At Former Sony Building