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• A Guide To Buying And Selling Delinquent Office Space
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• 'Bitter Pill': Manulife REIT To Offload Buckhead Trophy In Bid To Stabilize Portfolio
• Virginia Campground, RV Park Eyed For New 2M SF Data Center Campus
• Fingers Crossed For Hope Values As Labour And Conservative Fight Over Land Rights
• Real Estate Firm To Demolish Its Prince George’s County HQ For New Mixed-Use Project
• LA Multifamily Developers Coming Up Against Big Hurdles, Watching Pipelines Dry Up
• Why Fixed-Rate Is The Port That Storm-Battered CRE Borrowers Might Be Seeking
• Everything's Bigger In Texas: Angry Neighbors, Aging Policies And Lack Of Will Are Digging A 10-Gallon Housing Hole
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Hyundai To Build Another Multibillion-Dollar Battery Plant In Georgia
• Texas Senate Passes Bill To Close PFC Loopholes After Allegations Of Abuse
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• Weekend Interview: Hines' Michael Bjes On Sustainable Real Estate And Mass Timber Development
• Vornado Sells Queens Site To Skyline Tower Developer For $15M Discount
• Supreme Court Clears Way For More Development In Wetlands
• San Francisco Mayor Says Transit Funds Needed To Save Downtown
• Companies Scale Back Their Logistics Ambitions Amid Industrial Slowdown
• £2.25B Co-Living Spending Spree Is The ‘Final Frontier’ For Investors
• LA Shares Draft Plan For Citywide Adaptive Reuse Of Commercial Buildings As Housing
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• New Job Bonanza Shifting Work Outside Dublin As Tech Layoffs Mount
• Developer Wins Yearlong Fight To Replace Palm Beach Raceway With Warehouses
• Mirae’s U.S. Real Estate Fund Sees Major Loss
• Bay Area Student Housing Demand Is High, But So Are Construction Costs
• The Evolution Of Multifamily Wellness: The Benefits Of Incorporating Tailored Fitness Spaces
• As Sublease Space Hits Record High, Some Dallas-Area Companies Are Throwing In The Towel
• Fundrise Aims To Raise $500M To Lend To The Squeezed Real Estate Industry