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• Public-Private Partnership Pays $304M For East Bay Apartment Complex, Plans Workforce Housing Conversion
• Silverstein's Debt Fund Raises Another $2B For CRE Loans
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Report Finds Homeownership Still Cheaper Than Renting In Most U.S. Markets
• Deloitte To Offer $500 Work-From-Home Tech Subsidy As Remote Work Solidifies
• Sensing A Tenant’s Market, Companies Go Looking For Office Space Deals, Report Finds
• After Years Of Real Estate Controversies, Mattress Firm Seeks To Open 300 New Stores Post-IPO
• One Token Over The Line: Are NFTs The Future Of Buying And Selling Real Estate?
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• New Year, New Investment Activity: Surge Of CRE Capital Continues In First Days Of 2022
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• Apartment Builders Are Rapidly Adopting Managed WiFi, Reaping Profits Along The Way
• Crystal Lake Continues To Grow, Positioning Itself As A 'Clear Leader’
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• NYC's Deadliest Fire In 30 Years Leaves 17 Dead In The Bronx
• GI Partners Lands $389M Refinance For DTLA Internet Hub, One Wilshire
• Global Data Center Deals Hit $47B, Have More Than Tripled Since 2019
• With Store Closures, Mall Redevelopments, Tysons Retail Enters A New Generation
• Developer Willco, Seeking Stability, Names New CEO
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• Massive Hughes Landing Office Park Closes On $127M Loan