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• Liverpool: How City Government Can Thwart Economies And Property Markets
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• LA's First Amazon Go Grocery Store Opens in Whittier
• This Week's San Francisco Deal Sheet
• Hermés Heads To Phipps Plaza
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• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• BART Board Approves Lake Merritt Transit-Oriented Development
• REPORT: $34B In Coastal Real Estate Faces Flooding
• Naftali Names First CEO Of Its Lending Arm
• Baltimore's Hord Coplan Macht Acquires Another Architecture Firm
• $1B Data Center Campus Planned At Closing Power Station
• Renderings Revealed: Taconic's Elevate Research Launches Leasing At New Manhattan Lab Project
• Amazon's Logistics Pullback Grows To Affect 66 Warehouses
• 'It’s Sort Of Disheartening': Despite Progress, LGBTQIA+ Community In CRE Still Facing Hurdles
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
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• Nuveen Global Cities REIT Acquires Another $300M Worth Of MOBs
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• How Hazard Assessment Technology Is Helping CRE Companies Stay A Step Ahead Of Disaster
• Despite Transition In The Market, This CEO Says CRE Opportunities Abound
• Pressure At The Ports: Expansion Efforts Open Avenues For CRE
• Tech Industry's Support Gives S.F. Housing Measure Spending Advantage Over Competing Proposition
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