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• This Week's Bay Area Deal Sheet
• Tackling EV Charging Reliability Is One Of The Biggest Challenges Holding Back CRE From Installations
• Data Shows The Industry Is Starting To Act On Sustainability, But Too Many Wait On The Start Lines
• The City Wants To Convert Bad Offices — Just Not To Residential
• Record Apartment Rents Persist In Los Angeles, But Growth Has Stalled
• Amazon Financing Conversion Of Downtown D.C. Office Building To Affordable Housing
• For Biomanufacturing, Changing Science Creating Conditions For Building Boom
• Supply Chain Disruptions Are Returning. The 2021 Logistics Playbook Won't Work This Time
• San Francisco Mayor Floats Teardown Of Westfield Mall, Advocates 'Reimagining' Of Downtown
• Office Owners Who Landed Loan Extensions Paid Lenders Millions
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Nontraditional Disrupters Are Changing The Competitive Playing Field For DFW Hospitals
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Experiential Retailer Pinstripes Going Public Via SPAC, Plans 150 Locations
• San Francisco Giants, Tishman Speyer Mark Opening Of Mission Rock In Struggling City
• Office Vacancies Are Concentrated In 30% Of The Nationwide Office Stock, JLL Says
• Hammerson Finds New Tenant For Empty Dundrum Department Store
• Still-Maturing Life Sciences Hub In Mid-Atlantic Navigates Rapid Changes
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet: MHP Lands $132M Financing For D.C. Apartments
• Zahlco Presents New Plans For Its 585-Unit Midtown Gateway Project
• Silverstein Tosses Chips Into NYC Casino Race With 1.8M SF West Side Proposal
• Weekend Interview: Avison Young's Wade Bowlin On What He's Learned From 5 Economic Downturns And Why Houston Is Special
• Developers Build Thousands Of Miami Condos With Investors, Not Homeowners, In Mind
• Essential Workers Bearing The Brunt Of Dallas' Lack Of Affordable Housing