• Marcus & Millichap Invests In, Partners With Crowdfunding Platform
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• U.S. REITs Narrow Gap Between Share Price, NAV In November
• GI Partners And Healthcare Trust Of America Veterans Launch Firm To Invest In Outpatient Buildings
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• Davis Closes $73M Deal For One Of Boston Area’s Largest Development Sites
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• Brookhaven Office Building Could Be Converted To Senior Housing
• How Harvard’s Enterprise Research Campus Is Reshaping Allston With Help From The Community
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• £4B Oxford University Real Estate JV Highlights Obstacles And Opportunity For UK’s Life Sciences Push
• Newton City Council Approves Zoning Plan After Scaling Back Housing
• Ares Management Raises $3.3B Of Real Estate Secondaries Capital
• Triple Five Group Says American Dream Occupancy Has Hit 'Critical Mass' After Delays And Losses
• Ex-Blackstone Real Estate Executive Launches New Investment Fund
• Yellow's Trucking Terminals Sell To Multiple Buyers For $1.9B At Bankruptcy Auction
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
• Miami-Based Firms Raise Over $500M For 2 Multifamily Investment Funds
• Bankruptcy Filing Averts Foreclosure Of Uptown Dallas Building, But Battle Between Houston REITs Drags On
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
• AstraZeneca Inks 200K SF Industrial Deal In Montgomery County
• 5 City Departments To Move To Coworking After Gas Company Tower Lease Falls Apart
• Macerich Closes $710M Refinancing Deal For Tysons Corner Center
• New Leases Take £2.5B 22 Bishopsgate Close To Full Occupancy
• Do New Florida Restrictions On Foreign Landownership Do More Harm Than Good For CRE?
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• Hibernia Has A Plan For Dublin's Ageing Office Stock
• Brookfield Gets Loan Extension On Downtown Denver Office Tower
• A Luxury Midtown Hotel In Default Could Fall Into The Reuben Brothers’ Hands
• ‘You're Going To Have To Pay’: Concessions Rise As Landlords Compete For Office Tenants