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• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
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• Lyft Puts Office Footprint In Reverse, Plans To Sublease Nearly Half Its Space
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• Retailers Prepare For Unpredictable Holiday Shopping Season As Inflation Worries Persist
• Law Firm Leaving Midtown For 180K SF At 3 World Trade Center
• Police: Suspect In Deadly Midtown Atlanta Shooting Targeted Property Management Staff
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• BIPOC-Led Affordable Housing Developers Still Waiting For Promised Investments As Need Grows
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• KPMG Moving Headquarters To Manhattan West In Huge Consolidation
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• Senior Housing Project Proposed For S.F.'s St. Mark's Square
• SVN International CEO Kevin Maggiacomo Dies At 50
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