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• AEG Spending Big On Upgrades To Crypto.com Arena, L.A. Live Plaza
• Gap Joins Group Of Retail Companies Launching Third-Party Logistics Services
• Data Center Developer Hires New Real Estate Strategy Head From Google
• CBRE Asks Court To Throw Out $11.6M Suit Over Whittle School Deal
• Meme Stock Status Ends For Bed Bath & Beyond, AMC Theaters
• 2 Become 1: Landlords Combining Apartments To Avoid New York's Rent Stabilization Laws
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• Chicago Construction Costs Leap Highest Nationally
• Robot Restaurant Mezli To Open In Mission Bay
• Dwindling Pension Fund Availability Sees Overseas Investors Stepping Up
• D.C.'s Tough Climate Standards Pushing Developers, Designers To Their Creative Limit
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• Brokers Break Down Inflation’s Impact On Real Estate
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