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• PODCAST: Bob Knakal, Aaron Appel On The Capital Markets 'Battle Between Fear And Greed'
• Carvana Backing Out Of 570K SF Sublease With State Farm
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• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Construction Hiring Can't Keep Up With Billions In Government-Driven Spending
• NYCFC Selects Architect, General Contractor To Build Pro Soccer Stadium
• Wells Fargo Beefs Up Reserves By $643M To Deal With Bad CRE Debt
• Construction Material Costs See First Year-Over-Year Drop In 18 Months
• Maryland Awards $3M To 'Undercapitalized' Developers For Affordable Housing Projects
• This Week’s D.C. Deal Sheet
• Urban Development Zones Could Land Developers With €270M Bill
• This Week's Denver Deal Sheet
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Shadow Lenders Step Into The Void Left By Regional Banks, CMBS
• Multifamily Investor With Nearly $8B Under Management Exploring Sale Of The Company
• Weekend Interview: Lee Kestler On The Evolving Data Center Landscape
• LA Developers: For Conversion Success, Look Beyond Office-To-Residential
• Tishman Speyer $485M Park Avenue Loan To Hit Special Servicing
• Transforming Chicago’s ‘West Fulton Market’ Into The City’s Next Great Area
• Wave Of Distressed CRE Sales Coming: Colliers
• Manhattan Apartment Rents Hit New Record High As Bidding Wars Intensify
• 2 Energy Companies Renew 158K SF In Leases At Downtown Office Tower
• Construction Sites, Parking Lots Surround The Nearly Open Potomac Yard Metro. But Not For Long
• Allegations Of Rampant PFC Abuse Put Future Of Housing Incentive On Thin Ice
• Lawmakers Are Pushing To Empower Community Land Trusts, But Harsh NYC Reality Stands In The Way
• Jeff Sutton, Fending Off Foreclosure On Fifth Avenue, Accuses New York Life Of Killing Rescue Deal
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