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• Macerich To Sell Or Hand Over Assets To Lenders After Posting $127M Loss
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• Yardi To Operate WeWork As Separate, Arm's-Length Entity
• Walmart Closing All 51 Health Centers And Telehealth Service
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• JPMorgan Seizes Georgetown Building From JBG Smith In $22M Foreclosure
• Denver Judge Issues Stay On Appointing A Receiver For Zeppelin Station
• Chicago Apartment Rents Hit New High As Construction Pipeline Dries Up
• Las Vegas Developer Hopes To Win Next NBA Team With 27-Acre Project
• American Eagle Relocating NYC Offices To 338K SF In Midtown South