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• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
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• Women In Construction Hits 1 Million, A Record 14% Of Industry Workforce
• Owners Of 930K SF Financial District Office Building In Default On Loan
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• Who Goes There? Kastle Systems Says Video Solution Improves Security For Short-Staffed Buildings
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• Avison Young Adding 235 CRE Pros In Major Acquisition From Madison Marquette
• Baker Hughes To Massively Downsize Office Space As Hybrid Work Takes Hold
• New Plan Aims To Make Downtown S.F. A 24-Hour Destination
• Plenty Of Hoops Ahead For 76ers' Proposed Center City Arena Project
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• Jair Lynch Quietly Built A D.C. Development Powerhouse. Now He's Going National
• This Week’s London Deal Sheet
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