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Amid tight market, huge block of office space opens up in Oakland

firststargroup October 22, 2019

See where sprawling Lenexa City Center stands — and what’s still to come

firststargroup July 19, 2022

UAB announces interim leadership in wake of Selwyn Vickers departure

firststargroup June 30, 2022

Sutter Capital buys building in hot midtown development area

firststargroup August 15, 2019

Labcorp reports $3 billion in revenue for Q2 after spinning off clinical development business Fortrea

firststargroup July 28, 2023

The Petri Dish: Homology gets new CEO amid shakeup; two Boston firms join ‘pandemic readiness’ lobby

firststargroup September 8, 2022

These Denver law firms are scaling down in space but not amenities

firststargroup July 14, 2022

Apartment construction heats up in Folsom, other markets

firststargroup June 22, 2018

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Cincinnati-based Zwanenberg Food Group faces OSHA fine following worker limb amputation

firststargroup April 8, 2023

Cincinnati-based food processor Zwanenberg Food Group USA faces a $1.9 million fine following a worker injury that required a limb amputation.

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