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• Bills Facing Florida Legislature Could Impact Commercial Real Estate
• Appeals Court Rules Gap, Old Navy Must Keep Paying Times Square Rent During COVID Dispute
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• CoStar's Revenue Grew 19% Last Year As CRE Shifted Operations Online
• How Proptech Firms ‘Trojan Horse’ Their Way To CRE Greatness
• The One-Day Closing That Earned 2 NYC Investors Deal Of The Year
• New SIOR CEO Robert Thornburgh Looks Ahead To Challenges And Opportunities
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• Has Boris' Unlockdown Plan Kick-Started Birmingham's Office Market?
• New Buy Proves The Richardson Family Isn't Abandoning Logistics After All
• Carr To Sell Stake In Fannie Mae HQ, Valuing Building At Nearly $1B
• Pillar Commercial, Hall Capital Buy One Bethany East
• The Lag In Office Leasing Won't Punish CBRE This Year, Execs Say
• Marriott Names New CEO, President To Fill Sorenson's Shoes
• SoftBank On Verge Of $500M Settlement With WeWork Founder Adam Neumann
• Faith In Food Halls: Why Scrumptious Food Could Be The Key To Regeneration
• Pandemic Parenting Is Causing A Talent Exodus: This CRE Group Wants To Help
• City Of Philadelphia Begins To Use Its Real Estate To Accelerate Vaccine Rollout
• ‘The Problem Is Profound’: Among The Nation’s Largest Developers, 93% Of Executives Are White
• BioMed To Buy South End Office Project From CIM, Nordblom, For Another Lab Pivot
• Digital Leasing Startup Lands Partnerships With JLL, Colliers, Lincoln Property
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• How Fort Worth Can Keep Up With The Texas Boom
• Commercial Real Estate's Political Influence — Conscious Or Not — Takes The Spotlight Amid Series Of Criminal Investigations
• After Simon Gives Up On Malls, Values Slashed Up To 88%
• Stagnation Ahead: New Stats Show London Office Occupiers In The Driving Seat
• Transwestern Starts Work On 484K SF Of Spec Industrial In Fontana
• Origin Stories: Greg Ritchie From The Ivy League To The English Midlands