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• Hines Wants To Invest More In Retail, Highlighting Sector Recovery
• This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet: Art Institute Gets $75M For New Building
• This Week’s N.Y. Deal Sheet
• Larry Silverstein Continues Quest For World Trade Center Expansion, 23 Years Later
• Investment In Opportunity Zone Projects Has Plunged As Program Approaches Its End
• Expanding On A Strong Legacy: How Celina, Texas, Is Preparing For Even More Prosperity
• Exploring The Intersection Of Science And Technology At Bisnow’s LA Life Sciences CRE Summit
• Meeting Data Center Power Demand At Bisnow’s DICE Event On Sept. 19
• Something For Everybody: How Design Transforms Offices Into Branded Experiences
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• Sovereign Wealth Funds Love Real Estate — Would A U.S. Version Pile Into The Sector?
• Russell McCall Seeking Another Developer After Taking Back Forge Atlanta Site In Foreclosure
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
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• Special Servicing Rate Continues Rising, Office Reaches 11-Year High
• This Week’s South Florida Deal Sheet: Publix Drops $224M On Florida Shopping Centers
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• British Retirement Fund Giant L&G To Accelerate Investments In U.S. CRE
• Irish Residential Zoning Not Mapping With Demand, New Report Warns
• Commission Rejects El Chapultepec Renovation Plans, Developer Will Keep Trying
• Parking Has Become A Major Profit Driver For Hotels
• Berkadia Broker Launches Firm To Buy D.C. Apartments While Others Flee
• Morgan Stanley: Data Center Carbon Emissions To Triple By 2030 Due To AI
• LL Flooring Sells Some Stores, But Philadelphia-Area Locations Left In Limbo
• LA Developer Allegedly Committed 444 Campaign Fundraising Violations
• Houston Medical Space In High Demand, But Yesterday’s Buildings Won’t Cut It
• ‘Downtown Is The Mirror Of Your Community’: Transforming Garland, Texas, Through Redevelopment
• From Eyesores To Community Assets: Realizing The Many Benefits Of Revitalized Brownfields