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• Youngkin Decries ‘Colossal Mistake’ As Virginia Senate Strips Arena Funding From Budget
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• Biden Proposes Expanded Aid For Housing, Crackdown On 'Price-Fixing' During State Of The Union
• ‘Golden Opportunity’: How Brownfield Redevelopment Benefits Investors, Communities And The Environment
• Bechtel Makes $7M Pledge To Combat The Construction Industry’s Alarming Suicide Rate
• Citadel Eyes Luxury Hotel Atop $1B Miami Headquarters
• Maybe Westfield Isn't Done With Its American Dream After All
• First BTR Project From Multifamily Firm Welker Properties Nears Groundbreaking In Melissa
• New York Community Bancorp Lands $1B In Equity, Names New CEO
• Target Leaning Into Big Boxes With Planned 300-Store Expansion
• This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet
• SEC Unveils New Emission Standards, Much To The Relief Of CRE
• Pennsylvania Senators Pull Support For $1M Appropriation To Renovate LGBT Center in Philly’s Gayborhood
• City Planning Commission Says Yes To Adams' Commercial Zoning Reform
• AI’s Impact On The Bay Area Could Help Parts Of The Office Market Rebound
• CRE Risk To Banks Is 'Manageable,' Powell Reiterates In Congressional Appearance
• This Week’s Philadelphia Deal Sheet
• Gwinnett County Taps CBRE To Help It Transform The Dead Mall At Its Heart
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• With Residential Critical To Its Future, Downtown LA Group Envisions More Multifamily Development
• Owner Renegotiates $252M Loan On Houston Skyscraper To Avoid Default
• Macy's Planned Closures Put $24B Of CMBS Debt In The Crosshairs
• Carmel Partners Acquires Stake In 46-Story Boston Apartment Tower
• Losses Up Despite IWG Doubling Room Growth And Hitting Record Sales
• The Race Is Back On To Find A Developer For Historic Southside Revitalization Project In Fort Worth
• REPORT: Hospitality Firm Ennismore In Talks To Drop Major Cash On High-End Hotel Expansion