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	Top Stories for the Week of November 17, 2008	Print Full Issue
	Click Here For Regional Coverage ProLogis Halting All New Development DENVER-Analysts weigh in on Schwartz’ resignation and the company’s restructuring in advance of its investor meeting Thursday in New York City to 'address current market conditions.' Experts: Greatest Challenges Still Ahead NEW YORK CITY-Expect 2009 to be a tougher year for leasing and sales, while offering some bright spots, said experts from Colliers and Grubb. Keynote: Malls With Other Uses Now Mainstream CHICAGO-The single-use, enclosed mall is now a dinosaur, said Steiner + Associates Inc.'s CEO at the ICSC 2008 Conference on Mixed-Use Development. The AIG Effect: We Broke It, You Buy It WASHINGTON, DC-The Fed's deference for the insurer may lead to corporate pan-handling, as the industry waits with baited breath to see how the next administration will use the Treasury's new powers. Doubts Push General Growth Stock Down 73% CHICAGO-The company hints that it may soon need legal protection from creditors if it can’t repay billions of dollars in loans. Circuit City Files for Chapter 11 RICHMOND, VA-The retailer is looking for some breathing room as consumers' wallets slam shut. L.A., Houston Banks Fail; Total Hits 19 LOS ANGELES-The total of failed banks in the US this year hits 19 over the weekend as the FDIC seizes locally based Security Pacific Bank and Houston's Franklin Bank. Slow Economy Impacts Dallas ADDISON, TX-The seventh annual RealShare Dallas yielded some advice in the slowing economy, believing the money on the sidelines should start circulating in the system within the next year or two. Willets Rezoning Gets Green Light NEW YORK CITY-The city council voted Thursday afternoon to approve rezoning in the Queens neighborhoods of Willets Point and Hunter’s Point South. Print Top Stories

Regional Coverage
Northeast     Print Full Region • Treasury Changes Focus to Consumer Credit • Fannie Mae's $29B Loss Raises More Questions • ProLogis: Nothing Is Off the Table • LEED 2009 Comment Period Nears End • Freddie Mac Posts $25B Loss • DC Builder Closes on $200M • Urban Outfitters Has Strong Q3, Renegotiates Leases • SFC Project Takes Step Forward • JV to Manage Historic Portfolio • C&W Forms Resolution Group • Gramercy Names New President • Panel: Green Revolution Is Already Here • NYU Hospital Receives $260M Gifts • New Boston Launches Rental Relief Program • Lifetime Moves to Meatpacking District • Fitch: CDO Delinquencies Keep Rising • S&P Predicts a Blue Christmas • Viacom Renews, Expands to HQ • NAI, Bluestone Form Capital Venture • Harvard Re-Evaluates Allston Investment • $1B Redevelopment Set for Construction • Sinkuler: RE is 'Back to Basics' • Another Major Casino/Hotel is on Hold • Retail Sectors Look to Value, Saving Cash	Southwest     Print Full Region • Powerhouse Plans Statewide Rollout • $600M Solis Resort Plan Makes December Agenda • 2009 Commercial Values Head Into Muddy Water • GE-Advised Fund Sheds Southpark Industrial • MBS Unloads One More Asset for Bankruptcy • Inland Real Estate Pays $132M for 1,325 Units • Grubb & Ellis Pays $34M for Oak Park III • Craig Hall Aligns Team, Capital for Buying Plan
Midwest     Print Full Region • Prologis CEO Schwartz Resigns • Macy’s Readies for Tight Christmas, 2009 • Yahoo Plans $100M Investment in Omaha • Grubb & Ellis Sells Congress Center at Loss • Kimberly-Clark Leases 750,500-SF Industrial • Forest City Secures $167M for Three Sites • Germans Talk Green With Chicago Counterparts • Von Maur To Anchor $100M Mixed-Use Project • ProLogis Signs Two Firms at Earth City Park	West Coast     Print Full Region • Sun Micro Shedding Thousands of Jobs • LV Sands Halts Construction in US, Macau • $5B Echelon On Ice Through ‘09 • CalPERS Housing Portfolio Value Falls 35% • BRE Properties Chief Financial Officer Resigns • MGM Mirage Chairman, CEO Steps Down • McDermott Takes Heller's Silicon Valley Space • Orange County’s Future Bright Despite Slowdown • Taco Bell Signs 181,000-SF Office Lease • Starbucks Hopes Early Prep Pays Off in '09 • Financing in Hand for $100M Apartment Project • CBRE Files for $355M Stock Offering • Harrah’s, Riviera, Pinnacle Talk About Vegas Vex
Southeast     Print Full Region • Green Development Remains a Local Issue • Conversions Creating Apartment Glut • Notebook: Capital Reset Needed • Cobalt Capital Buys Industrial Portfolio • Cousins Buying Back Preferred Stock • New Student Housing Coming to UCF • CBRE Adds Cost Segregation Group	Around The Globe     Print Full Region • Two Radisson Hotels Hit Paris • Sales Brisk for Condos at $400M Trump Tower • Marriott Residences Hitting Baja California
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