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• Tristan Lends Goldman And Edge JV £340M To Complete London Office
• N.Y. Governor Signs First Statewide Data Center Moratorium, Halting $10B Of Development
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• New Housing Law To Send Institutional Investors Flocking To Build-To-Rent
• Kolter, BH Spend $18M Toward Miami Beach Buyout: The South Florida Deal Sheet
• Denver Office Market Posts Best Absorption In 4 Years
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• Developer Signs Ground Lease For 1M SF Industrial Project In Phoenix
• Philly University To Open New Medical School Campus In Allentown
• Chicago Fire Stadium Nears $425M TIF Boost
• Knight Frank Ireland Expands Under Sherry FitzGerald's Ownership
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• Meta Ups Investment To $50B For Its Largest Data Center Project
• Brookfield Eyes Stake In $3.5B Manhattan Office Campus
• How A New CRE Platform Is Helping Owners And Brokers Unlock The True Demand For Their Assets
• Hines Pays $151M To Buy Austin Office Tower From Brandywine
• MEAG Expands Dublin Residential With Fourth Irish Acquisition In 6 Months
• Chicago's Older Apartments Are Running Out Of Room To Raise Rent
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