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• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
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• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet
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• Biden, Yellen Urge Local Officials To Spend Billions In Remaining Federal Aid On Housing
• CBRE's Telford Homes Leads £300M Deal As Three Sites Kick-Start BTR Expansion
• Mayor Wu Submits Finalized Rent Control Proposal To City Council
• Durst Partners With Serendipity Labs To Offer Suburban Coworking For All Its NYC Office Tenants
• Federal Government’s Return To Office Delayed By Union Disputes
• Bally's Gives Tribune Publishing The Boot After Negotiations Stall With Tribune Parent Company
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Wins Control Over Disney’s Reedy Creek Improvement District
• Banks Boost Reserves At A Time Of Record CRE Lending And A Wobbly Economy
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• Texas Senate Bill Would Close Affordable Housing Property Tax Loophole
• UK-Based Lender Has Appetite For More Debt Deals In Dublin
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• Ted Lerner, Legendary Real Estate Developer And Nationals Owner, Dies At 97
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• Taconic Lands $300M Refinancing For NYC Life Sciences Project
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
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• This Week's South Florida Deal Sheet
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