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• Denargo Market, A 3M SF Mixed-Use Infill Project, Breaks Ground In Denver
• Denver Developers Tap Life Insurance And Family Offices For Capital Amid Interest Rate Uncertainty
• Canadian Investor QuadReal Takes Full Ownership Of 20,000 U.S. Student Housing Beds
• Opportunistic Buyer Namdar, Partners Score $111M Loan For Midtown Offices
• Even Reliable Medical Office Market Is Pulling Some Sick Days
• Marriott's Pipeline Hits Record High As It Adds Luxury, Midscale Hotels
• Baltimore Orioles Reach Agreement For New 30-Year Camden Yards Lease
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Weekend Interview: CenterCap's Deborah Smith On Opportunities In CRE, Plus 1980s Music
• Sentinel Resi Development Gets Go-Ahead, Ending 15-Year Blight On Landscape
• Downtown Dallas Has Lost Its Competitive Edge, But A Dedicated EDC Could Lift It Back Up
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• $2B Theme Park Development Set For Construction In Oklahoma
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• UK Land Values Plummet As Developers Pull Back From Deals
• How To Turn EV Charging Points Into A Win-Win Situation For Both Residents And Landlords
• Maryland Transit Agencies Release Likely Red Line Paths
• North Delaware's Own Multifamily Slowdown Is Here, And It's Mild
• Signs Of Distress Growing In NYC Office Market, But ‘The Worst Is Yet To Come’
• This Week's Atlanta Deal Sheet: T5 Targeting Coweta For Massive Data Center Complex
• How Boston Developers, Brokers Are Handling The Office Market’s ‘Paradigm Shift’
• Proptech Startups Are Poised To Join IPO Reawakening In 2024
• Condos Approved At Site Of Deadly Surfside Tower Collapse During Contentious Meeting
• Mitsui And Greycoat Secure One Of The Largest London Lettings This Year
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• Oceanwide Plaza Developer In Liquidation After Creditor Seeks Repayment On $175M Loan
• KERA's New Dallas HQ To Be Part Of Uptown High-Rise Development
• Las Vegas Hospitality Workers Authorize Strike As Investor Interest In Casinos Grows
• Lab Supply Surge Leads To Construction Delays, Leasing To Tech Firms