• Citadel Breaks Off Partnership With Sterling Bay For Planned Miami HQ
• CBRE Names M&A Pro Croft Young As New CIO
• Center City's Sporting Club At The Bellevue Wrapping Up Overhaul Prompted By Pandemic Closure
• Landlords On Alert As Cineworld Restructuring Wipes Out Shareholders
• New LA Mayor Bass' Housing Agenda Cutting Approval Times, Red Tape
• Chicago Lands DNC, Promising Good Times For City’s Struggling Hotels, Retailers
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Brookfield Lines Up £648M UK Refinancing — At A Lower Interest Rate
• A ‘Rocky, Windy, Bumpy Road’: Chicago Women Leaders Predict Tough Times Ahead
• Brookfield Takes A $3.8B Bite Of Euro Data Centre Scene
• Ultra Low Interest Rates Will Be Back — But That's Not Entirely A Good Thing For Real Estate
• Ernie Jarvis On Why He's Disbanding His Brokerage To Join Savills
• San Pedro Office Building With Apartment Conversion Entitlements Sells
• Proposed Texas Bill Would Roll Back Pandemic-Era Tenant Protections Meant To Slow Evictions
• Soaring Insurance Costs Could 'Paralyze' CRE, So Investors Are Calling For Reform
• Rats And Roaches: $229M Foreclosure Just The Start Of Troubles For Texas Investor
• Maryland Finalizes Plan For Legal Cannabis Market, But CRE Unsure How Much Demand It Will Spark
• Deloitte Slashing Atlanta Office Space By Over 50% In Move To Midtown
• Brookfield's D.C.-Area Development Head Departs For Perseus TDC
• NYC Commercial Real Estate Sales Fell By Over 50% To Start The Year
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• Developer Could Call Off 46-Acre Tempe Entertainment District – If Phoenix Coughs Up $2.3B
• Goldman Sachs Disagrees With Other Banks, Tells Market Not To Panic About CRE
• This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
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• Peterson Cos. Proposes $1.5B Northern Virginia Data Center Campus
• From Oil Refinery To Economic Hub: How HRP Is Transforming A South Philadelphia Community
• Turning Tenants Into Fans: Why Reliable Wireless Can Make All The Difference In Tenant Satisfaction
• 'There's A Cost': CRE’s Mental Health Struggles Hit Early Career Workers Hard
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