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• MetLife Seizes Garment District Office Building In $30M Foreclosure Sale
• U.S. Expanding Crackdown On Foreign Real Estate Deals Near Military Bases
• Office Tenants Leave Long Commutes And Crime Behind For The Tri-Valley
• The Bible For Appraisers Is A Cash Cow For Its Creator. But The Industry Is Losing Faith
• New Alignment Proposed For High-Speed Rail Extension Into Arlington, Fort Worth
• Sector Veteran Makes £125M Senior Living Push
• Supermarket Values Misunderstood By Investors, Sector's Big Investor Says
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• Iconiq Wants To Sell 575 Apartments In Downtown LA
• This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet: Hobby Lobby To Open First Manhattan Store
• Kimco Pitches 3.5M SF Development Plan For Pentagon City Costco Complex
• CyrusOne Taps $8B Loan To Fast-Track Development Of AI Data Centers
• ‘One Man’s Trash’: More Companies Taking Space In Boston’s Older Offices
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet
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• This Week’s South Florida Deal Sheet: D.R. Horton Buys Land For 1,200-Unit Project
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