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• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
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• Developer Plans New Apartment Building After Buying Up Chunk Of H Street Corridor
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• Barnes & Noble To Open 30 Stores Next Year As Big-Box Retailers Battle Back
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• Denver Grants $3.85M Loan For 154-Unit Affordable Housing Project On Former Johnson & Wales Campus
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• The O’Donnell Group Locks Down 100K SF Tenant For Montebello Warehouse
• The 7 Biggest Office Leases In Manhattan This Year
• SEC Contacts Blackstone, Starwood About Redemption Freezes At Nontraded REITs
• New York Developer Plans 403-Unit Luxury Apartment Tower In Heart Of Buckhead
• Some Sectors Will See The 'Buying Opportunity Of A Generation' In 2023
• Meta Stops Construction On 2 U.S. Data Centers As Part Of AI-Focused Redesign
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• Financing Affordable Housing In A Volatile Economy
• Robust Technology Will Transform Chicago’s Core
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• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
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• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet