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By John Fioramonti, Kidder Mathews Research The COVID-19 pandemic ignited significant social changes that have impacted commercial real estate in differing ways. For example, the remote working shift has driven major occupancy challenges in the office sector while landlords and occupiers work to adjust to this new reality. And the supply chain crisis powered explosive […]

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