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12/07/2016

This may be the ultimate book nerd’s fantasy, but it’s also hard work. We talked to some Brooklyn experts. - NYT via Realquidity

12/07/2016

A new report, Cultivating Development, shows how culinary innovation and foodie culture can help build community - Curbed via Realquidity

12/06/2016

Investors are betting legal w**d is going to be a boon for industrial spaces. - Bloomberg via Realquidity

12/06/2016

Check out our interactive map with details of every major construction project underway in the District, Arlington, Alexandria, Prince George's, Montgomery and Fairfax. - BizJournals via Realquidity

Check out our interactive map with details of every major construction project underway in the District, Arlington, Alexandria, Prince George's, Montgomery and Fairfax.

12/06/2016

Companies like Best Buy and Wal-Mart have to "adapt their cultures" to move as fast as… - CNBC via Realquidity

12/05/2016

Could offices be as portable as laptops? Where freelancers in the gig economy could be working in 2021. - MarketWatch via Realquidity

12/05/2016

How Brexit and the new administration will impact international investors interested in U.S. real estate. - MHN via Realquidity

12/04/2016

This is the first full report from the Conference Board since the US election earlier in November. - BusinessInsider via Realquidity

12/04/2016

Here's how you should position yourself. - Fortune via Realquidity

12/03/2016

Americans jumped on holiday deals over the weekend but a larger slice of their spending migrated online, often through mobile devices, highlighting the high-wire act that faces… Marketwatch via Realquidity

12/03/2016

Crane Watch: The largest construction projects in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill metro area — all in one spot - TBJ via Realquidity

The Triangle is in the midst of one of the largest building booms in the region's history — and you’re not alone if you find it tough to keep track of all of the active construction projects.

12/02/2016

Consumer spending drove real US GDP up by 3.2 percent, marking the strongest growth in two years. - CPE via Realquidity

Consumer spending drove real US GDP up by 3.2 percent, marking the strongest growth in two years.