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• Downtown Office Market's Downward Trend Will Continue For Months As Covid Blocks Typical Recovery
• Native Land Lines Up Major Shopping Centre Repurposing
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• Kushner Goes Outside The Family, Names Morali CEO
• CGI+ Getting Head Start On Transit-Oriented Miracle Mile Hotel-Multifamily Project
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• Pandemic Silver Lining: Philly's Office Market Is Closing The Gap With Other Cities
• Developer Lissette Calderon's $100M Apartment Project Tips Cap To Miami’s History
• Holiday Scramble Spurs UPS, USPS To New Warehouse Leases Around Boston
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• FoxRock Pays $44M For Its First Downtown Building In Boston's Financial District
• Property Management Historically Has A 33% Turnover Rate. The Pandemic Hasn’t Helped
• VTS To Acquire Workplace Experience Platform Used By Brookfield, Oxford, Hines
• High-Rise Senior Housing Project In Tysons Lands $300M Construction Loan
• Builder Confidence Recovers On Bet That Demand Compensates For Inflation, Supply Crisis
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
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• Fixing What Ails The E-Commerce Supply Chain 'Like Turning An Aircraft Carrier'
• Tristan Puts Faith In Hotels With First Buy For £425M Hotel Strategy
• Qatari Funds Run The Rule Over £4B Selfridges
• Saks Fifth Avenue E-Commerce Business Mulling $6B IPO Months After Hudson's Bay Spun It Off
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• How Competing For HQ2 Helped Shape The Vision For A 9M SF Loudoun County Project
• Technology Is Key To Keeping Multifamily Employees Safe And Engaged
• NYC Construction Employment To Hit Lowest Level Since 2014