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• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
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• Amazon To Lease 630K SF Seaport Tower From WS Development
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• The Pandemic Holiday Shopping Season Showed Us What The Future Of Retail Looks Like
• Private Investors Look At Off-Market Deals Outside Of London For Value
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• Google Offers Its Office Space For Use As COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
• Investigation Reveals $1.3B Complex Connected To Putin
• WeWork To Close 4 More D.C.-Area Coworking Spaces
• Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuits Over Foreign Payments At Trump Hotels
• Tishman Speyer SPAC Taking Proptech Company Latch Public At $1.5B Valuation
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Opportunity Zone Players Say Biden Can Fix Program's Perception Problem
• Back To Purple Tier Means Back To Business Though Far From Usual
• Outdoor Dining Expected To Return To SoCal As Regional Stay-At-Home Order Ends
• CRE's Next Generation: C&W’s Avery Silverstein On Billion-Dollar Deals, Choosing CRE Over Medicine
• 'The Legislation Worked': California Law Mandating Women On Boards Yields 97.7% Compliance As Additional Requirements Near
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• Private Equity Might Not Have A Post-Recession Bonanza This Time
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
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• Lincoln Property Co. Gets Nod For Seaport Lab And Office Project
• American Real Estate Partners Snaps Up Land In Northern Virginia Data Center Play
• 'Shots In The Arm And Butts In The Seats': Bill Rudin On New York City's Fight To Survive
• The Pandemic Is Making The Case For 15-Minute Cities
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