• PODCAST: Industry Vet Ed Cross On Why The Merchant Development Model Is About To Break
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• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
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• FPA Multifamily Spends $135M On 3 San Jose Apartment Properties
• Weekend Interview: BH Properties President Jim Brooks
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• Buyers Close In On Debenhams Stores As Retail Giants Target Dublin
• Cadre Launches Fund To Attract Small Real Estate Investors
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• Related Is Increasingly Messing With Texas
• CRE Job And Hiring Outlook: 2019-2022
• Execs At CRE Investment Firm Arrested, Charged With Running $650M Ponzi Scheme
• Baltimore Developer Greenberg Gibbons Moving HQ Back Into City
• Santa Monica May Have To Rubber-Stamp Up To 5,000 New Residences
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: Talent Agency Opening First Atlanta Office
• Colliers Buys Arcadia Management Group In Southwest Expansion Effort
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• Bisnow Wins 5 Awards At Annual NAREE Conference
• Chicago Multifamily Investors Pushing Deals Forward As Economic Conditions Worsen
• Boston's Office Vacancy Rises To New Highs Despite Big Leases, Job Growth
• Lawsuit Once Again Snares Plan To Redevelop Historic Coconut Grove Playhouse
• TikTok Looking To Open Its Own E-Commerce Warehouse Business
• Far From 'Easy Money': Experts On The Hurdles Facing Office-To-Residential Conversions
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• Supply Chain Woes Driving Shifts In Data Center Construction
• $1.6B Life Sciences Hub Backed By Hochul, Adams Coming To Kips Bay
• Trump Could Be Trying To Shift His Assets, AG Claims In Injunction Request
• Peter Linneman On The Economy: Keep Calm And Carry On