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Survey Indicates Online Searches for CRE Listings Up in April, May

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By Meghan Hall COVID-19 has no doubt produced a pause throughout the commercial real estate industry as companies evaluate their need for space—and their desire to commit to new leases. After an inevitable pause in March, however, a new survey released by CommercialCafe and Property Shark, combined with new data from Google Trends indicates that […]

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