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• Eli Lilly Seeking 300K SF In South San Francisco
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• Mayor Dickens Halts Redevelopment Proposals At Atlanta Medical Center
• Baltimore Developers Navigate Concerns Over Safety And Inequality
• The Gap Is The Latest Company To Lay Off Workers In San Francisco
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• Opportunistic Investors Awaiting A Wave Of Office 'Value Destruction'
• Mayor Wu Nominates 10 To Fill Expired Zoning Board Of Appeals Seats
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• Gray TV CEO Says Assembly Film Campus With NBCUniversal Will Be Georgia 'Icon'
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• China Shipping Prices Plummet Due To Worsening Economic Conditions
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• City Leaders Unveil ‘Once In A Lifetime’ Plan To Bind Wounds Of Bleeding LaSalle Street Corridor
• SPACs Crumple, Even Completed Deals Face Woes