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• Denver Real Estate Icon Walter A. 'Buz' Koelbel Jr. Dies At 72
• For Some Chicago Projects, Building A Capital Stack Is Like Cooking Lasagna
• Investors Start Taking Notice Of Retail’s Improved Performance
• Foreclosure Adds To Financial Woes For Once Fast-Growing Baltimore Developer
• ‘The Money Faucet Is Turned Back On’: The Fed’s Rate Cuts May Mean More Capital For Medical Real Estate
• Struggling Philadelphia Mills Handed Off To New Special Servicer
• ‘We Build Relationships’: How 2 Texas Developers Built Their Transformative MPCs
• When Markets Drive Change: Linking Sustainability To The Business Of CRE
• Spots Are Filling Up For Bisnow's Invite-Only Executive Retreats: Here's What CRE's C-Suite Can Expect This Year
• $80M Loan On Post Oak Office Building Moves To Special Servicing
• Cherry Creek West Overhaul Advances With City Council Vote
• Pantzer Buys Suburban Boston Apartment Building For $91M
• Pending Port Strike On East And Gulf Coasts Could Cost Billions Daily, Slow Shipments
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet: Pharmaceutical HQ Lands In Chicago
• REPORT: More Than 8 in 10 CEOs Think Hybrid Work Will Be Dead Within 3 Years
• Court Finds D.C. Landlord Kept Apartments In State That Posed 'Serious Threat' To Tenants
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Industrial Developers Stalk Toxic Land As Available Sites Dwindle
• Underwater Multifamily Borrowers See Chance For Off-Ramp With Fed Rate Cuts
• Invitation Homes Agrees To $48M Settlement For FTC Complaint Over Junk Fees, Poor Maintenance
• ‘Trying To Hang On’: Multifamily Roller Coaster Rides On After Rate Cut
• Eastbanc Sells Apartments Above West End Library For $79M
• Private Equity Firm Seeks Partner For £500M Tower That Will Be West End’s Tallest In 50 Years
• Related CEO Blau Sues EB-5 Investors, Claiming Harassment At His Home
• How USL Helps CRE Landlords And Tenants Navigate NYC's Energy Regulations And Achieve Their Goals
• FOR LEASE: 110 East, A Transit-Oriented Office Development In Charlotte’s South End Neighborhood
• Flex Operators Look To Expand As Occupancy And Lease Lengths Hold Up
• REBNY, Durst Debut Greener HQ For Climate Week, Not Backing Down From Emissions Law Critiques
• Satellite-Maker Aerospacelab Leases Space In Torrance For Manufacturing Facility, U.S. Headquarters