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Before a Cambridge City Council committee last week, a group of smaller developers contended that it’s tough, if not sometimes impossible, to move forward with projects in the city because of the high upfront costs of fees and levies, and a lack of coordination among city agencies.

A nonprofit has been working on the project for years, raising more than a million in the process — but more is needed.

Average rents rents for one-bedrooms in Seattle have increased over 10% during the last year.

The 33,000-square-foot property, located at 1127 Hopaka St., is 100% leased to 12 tenants.

Montgomery County Community College has transformed its Pottstown Campus as the school looks to become an economic engine for the borough.

The community college is taking a chance — investing when many two-year schools are looking to cut costs — and building state-of-the art projects in a suburb that doesn't have the same wealth and assets as other parts of Montgomery County. The commonwealth of Pennsylvania is buying in too, making an investment of close to $16 million in the Pottstown campus…

BLDG Memphis is launching a seven-month campaign, teaming up with local CDCs and other orgs in seven different neighborhoods across the city, to aid their redevelopment in an economically sustainable manner.

The Pick ’n Save grocery on Capitol Drive in Pewaukee and a Waukesha trampoline park sold for almost $14 million combined as part of a nine-figure cash deal between two national players.

The North Dakota-based bank said it has pulled out its naming rights deal from the park owned by the non-profit Legacy Cares Inc., and run by property management company Legacy Sports USA, citing various financial defaults under the naming rights agreement, as well as public reports of financial concern at the East Valley facility.

Twitter has been sued by several landlords over missed rent payments at its Bay Area locations.

The North Dakota-based bank said it has pulled out its naming rights deal from the park owned by the non-profit Legacy Cares Inc., and run by property management company Legacy Sports USA, citing various defaults under the naming rights agreement, as well as public reports of financial concern at the East Valley facility.