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• $85M LA Biomanufacturing Site Takes Shape In Tarzana
• Atlanta Office Sublease Supply Hits Record High
• Greystar Plans To Replace Bethesda Gas Station With 25-Floor Apartment Building
• Biden Nominates GFP Chairman Jeffrey Gural As Chair Of Public Buildings Reform Board
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• Developer Doing Affordable Apartments In 'Atlanta's Funkiest Entertainment District'
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• This Week's Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Black Rifle Coffee Taps Former Wendy's CEO To Serve Up National Expansion
• Dallas CRE Leaders Took Swift Action During This Week's Extreme Heat Event To Avoid Uri-Like Fiasco
• Meadow Partners Drops $288M Buying Office Building From RFR
• €600M Irish Portfolio Sale Pulled Despite Interest
• Hines Buys 2-Plus Acres In RiNo For Mixed-Use Project
• The Reuben Brothers Are Coming For Your Hotel
• Salesforce Giving Up 350K SF In Downtown S.F. In Latest Blow To City's Office Market
• SoftBank-Backed Delivery Startup Gopuff Closing 76 Warehouses
• 2 Dallas Execs Selected For National Program To 'Ramp Up The Bench' Of Diverse Developers
• Downtown Hines Office Tower Put On Market After Struggling To Recoup Tenants
• New Plan Envisions More Density In Chevy Chase, But Agency Says It Won't Improve Racial Equity
• Starbucks Shutting, Redesigning Stores Over Crime And Safety Concerns
• Chelsea Hotel To Close, Be Converted To 625-Unit Apartment Building
• Construction Spending Is Up, But Contractors Lack Confidence
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• Grocer H Mart Taking Over Former 24 Hour Fitness Space In S.F.
• Piece By Piece, Modular Construction Inching Closer To Mainstream
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