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The Wall Street Journal reports Duke Realty Corp. is following a larger trend of focusing investments.
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Investors funnel $800k into commercial real estate crowd funding
CrowdStreet is part of a wave of commercial real estate technology startups looking to cash in.
Read More »Survey: Commercial real estate executives ‘bullish’
DLA Piper market survey reports optimism about the commercial real estate market in 2014.
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Read More »Cassidy Turley sold to investment group
Commercial real estate services firm Cassidy Turley, one of the most active players in the Baltimore-Washington, D.C., markets, announced Monday it has entered an agreement to become an affiliate of DTZ Investment Holdings.
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Read More »Sneak peek at Amazon’s new warehouse
Indianapolis-based developer Duke Realty showed off the massive commercial building on Broening Highway.
Read More »Office lease leads to Camden Yards visiting Camden Yards
Artemis Properties Inc. helps bring boy named Camden Yards to Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
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Read More »189 acres near Sagamore Farm heads for auction
A 189-acre piece of land that includes a home dating back to 1710 goes up for auction on Oct. 18.
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Read More »Congress’ inaction on tax relief hurting short sales
Maryland Association of Realtors President Russ Boyce said renewing a tax relief measure could help spur the local housing market.
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Read More »New home builders group seeks pro-business environment
The Maryland Building Industry Association merged to give builders a stronger voice on state policies.
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Read More »Red Line makes Baltimore ‘smart, sophisticated city’
According to Don Fry, if the $2.9 billion Red Line light rail is built, Baltimore may be able to trade in its can of Natty Boh for a flute of Dom Perignon.
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