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• Elk Development Lands $41M Loan For Hollywood Micro-Unit Project
• As Big Companies Delay Their Return To NYC, Focus Switches To Luring Small Operators
• Bay Area Life Sciences Conversions Continue With Emeryville And San Mateo Acquisitions
• Crown Holdings, Stern Resources Form $250M JV To Jump Into Workforce Housing
• Fifth Wall Taking SmartRent Public At Over $2B Valuation Despite SPAC Slump
• Small Retailers Haven't Recovered Enough To Be Ready For Economic Resurgence
• Changes In LA Law Firm Office Space Needs Open New Downtown Opportunities
• A 550K SF Speculative Industrial Project Is Heading To Lancaster
• Boston Has Most Apartment Buildings With High Vacancy, Report Shows
• Brooklyn's Retail Market Is Eyeing A Quick, More Inclusive Recovery
• One Vanderbilt In Line For One Of New York's Biggest-Ever Refinancing Deals
• REIT M&As Poised For Post-Pandemic Bounce Back
• WatermanClark Hires Former Related Exec To Serve As New Firm’s COO
• Developers, Metro Officials Still Pushing New TOD Forward Despite Low Ridership
• The West End Reopens With A Bang — But Normality Is A Long Way Off
• Alexandria Closes On Purchase Of Suburban Boston Mall For $130M
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• American Landmark CEO Joe Lubeck Provides Updates On Florida Strategy, $2B Shopping Spree
• 'Slammed' With Showings And Deals: Miami Only Market In U.S. Expected To See Office Rents Grow
• WeWork To Accept Membership Fees In Cryptocurrency
• The Race Is On For Recreational Cannabis In Pennsylvania
• Bruntwood SciTech Doubles The Size of Birmingham's New 1M SF Health Campus
• DJM Planning To Add 300 Apartments To Huntington Beach's Bella Terra Shopping Center
• HUD Dispenses $41.7M To Support Texas Affordable Housing