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  1. Blue Star Donuts announces new Portland location
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  2. Sortis Income Fund Produces Net Annualized Return of 10.3% During Q1 2021
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  3. Sortis Plays Key Role In Rescuing Portland's Iconic Ace Hotel
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  4. Sortis Holdings Invests in Blue Star Donuts
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  5. Sortis Holdings Results for the Third Quarter 2020: Record High Returns
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  6. Sortis Income Fund Produces Net Annualized Return of 10.02% During Q3 2020
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  7. Sortis is a Profitable, Low-Float Alternative Investment Company You Can’t Miss
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  8. Sortis Continues Trend of Profitability in 2020
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  9. Sortis Holdings, Inc.’s Diversified Alternative Investment Approach Entices as Global Markets Face Historic Volatility
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  10. Sortis Income Fund delivers ninth consecutive quarter of returns that exceed targets.
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  11. Sortis Income Fund delivers 10th consecutive quarter of returns that exceed targets.
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  12. Sortis Income Fund Closes Year With 12th Consecutive Quarter of Solid Returns
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  13. Sortis Income Fund Produces Net (Annualized) Return of 7.1% During Q1 2020
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  14. Sortis Income Fund Delivers 11th Consecutive Quarter of Solid Returns Expands to TD Ameritrade platforms
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  15. Sortis Income Fund Produces Net Annualized Return of 10.2% During Q2 2020
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  16. Sortis Accelerates Investment Activity Amid Crisis
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Weekend Reading

  1. Investors Pour Billions Of Dollars Into Inflation-Linked Assets
    The Financial Times
  2. Why Americans Are Rethinking Where They Want To Live
    The Economist
  3. U.S. Businesses Could Face $13.5 Billion From Flood Damage Next Year
    Bloomberg
  4. These EV Chargers Can Plug In Anywhere - And Double As Renewable Energy Storage
    Fast Company
  5. World Smart City Awards 2021
    Smart City Expo World Congress
  6. What The Matrix Got Wrong About Cities Of The Future
    Wired
  7. This Architecture Firm Is Making Up To $300,000 Per Project To Design Real Estate In The Metaverse
    Fortune
  8. Electric Cars Alone Won't Save The Planet. We'll Need To Design Cities So People Can Walk And Cycle Safely
    The Conversation
  9. Open-Air Shopping Centers Are Leading Retail Recovery
    The Wall Street Journal
  10. Investors Are Still Down On Office Owners, While REITs Benefiting From Digital Economy Have Soared
    BisNow
  11. These Are The Best Places To Make Real Estate Investments In 2022 Based On Where Home Prices Are Expected To Keep Going Up
    Fortune
  12. Millennials Are Supercharging The Housing Market
    The Wall Street Journal
  13. A Star Is Born: Bulgari's Sparkling Addition To The Parisian Skyline
    Financial Times
  14. Challenge Yourself Not To Go Back To ‘Business As Usual’
    Forbes
  15. Life Sciences Innovators Make Creative Real Estate Moves
    Globe Street
  16. Opportunity Zone Marketplace Roundtable
    Opportunity Zones DB
  17. Closed Hotels to Get Second Life as Housing Under Newly Passed Bill in New York State
    The Wall Street Journal
  18. In the commercial real estate industry, it's all about who you know. And that has perpetuated a diversity problem.
    Puget Sound Business Journal
  19. How real estate investment can be a form of activism
    Fast Company
  20. Many small businesses are having trouble paying rent – and customers aren't returning fast enough.
    Portland Business Journal
  21. Seattle joins $16.4M effort to revitalize downtown
    Puget Sound Business Journal
  22. Why record-low rents could revitalize NYC retail
    Real Estate Weekly
  23. It’s Expensive to Open Stores in NYC. Help is Here.
    The Wall Street Journal
  24. Los Angeles Has a Housing Crisis. Can Design Help?
    The New York Times
  25. California Has a Plan to Pay the Back Rent for Low-Income Tenants. All of It.
    The New York Times
  26. Built-To-Rent Suburbs Are Poised To Spread Across The U.S.
    The Wall Street Journal
  27. Remote Work Cited as Top Concern in Commercial Real Estate: Report
    Commercial Observer
  28. 74% of Fortune 500 CEOs expect to reduce office space
    Fortune
  29. The World’s Financial Centers Struggle Back to the Office
    Bloomberg CityLab
  30. Do Chance Meetings at the Office Boost Innovation? There’s No Evidence of It.
    The New York Times
  31. Whatever Their CEOs Say, Banks Are Wary About the Office
    The Wall Street Journal
  32. Tech Startups Ditch the Office for Far-Flung Bonding Trips
    The Wall Street Journal
  33. Co-Working from Your Apartment Building
    The New York Times
  34. This doughnut skyscraper is the future of architecture
    Fast Company
  35. Seven states, 3,000 miles: a trip across the US energy divide
    Financial Times
  36. Warehouse Rents Surge on Bidding Wars for Scarce Space
    The Wall Street Journal
  37. Rethinking climate finance to improve infrastructure resilience
    Brookings
  38. An Earthquake in Japan Speaks to a Sea Wall in San Francisco
    The New York Times
  39. Low-income neighborhoods have fewer trees. Here’s why that’s a problem
    Fast Company
  40. Amid clamor to increase prescribed burns, obstacles await
    The Seattle Times
  41. A Front-Row Seat on the Spectacle of Ice
    The New York Times
  42. Business Travel Is Coming Back
    The Wall Street Journal
  43. An annual Portland food festival returns with plateful of events
    Portland Business Journal
  44. Who Wants a Hotel With a Hallway Anyway?
    The New York Times
  45. Craft Distilleries Aim to Make Whiskey an Experience
    The New York Times
  46. Changing the Game for Office and Retail
    Architect Magazine
  47. Real estate industry confidence skyrockets as commercial deals rebound
    New York Post
  48. New York Tax Bills Show Covid’s Lasting Damage to Real Estate
    Bloomberg
  49. 11 Predictions For Innovation In Commercial Real Estate
    Forbes
  50. NY Lawmakers Pass Bill to Convert Distressed Hotels Into Affordable Housing
    Commercial Observer
  51. CRE Still Needs to Catch Mobile, Now More Than Ever
    Globe Street
  52. Covid-19 Rent Breaks for Retailers Are Becoming the New Norm
    The Wall Street Journal
  53. New Buildings Lure Tenants With Free Rent
    The New York Times
  54. A Second Life for North Carolina’s Shuttered Factories
    The New York Times
  55. Amazon’s landlord doubles down on vast ecommerce warehouses
    Financial Times
  56. The Quest to Green an Empire of Mega-Warehouses
    Bloomberg CityLab
  57. Life in the drill zone
    Reveal
  58. As Wildfire Threat Rises, At-Risk Communities Eye New Defenses
    The Wall Street Journal
  59. Want Workers Back in the Office? Make It More Fun to Be There
    Bloomberg
  60. Building owners take steps to reassure returning office workers
    Puget Sound Business Journal
  61. Wall Street’s Return-to-Office Gulf Exposed by Goldman and Citi
    Bloomberg
  62. Tech giants have revised back-to-office guidelines. Here's where they stand.
    Puget Sound Business Journal
  63. People Are Returning to Restaurants, Stores and Hotels. But Not Yet the Office.
    The Wall Street Journal
  64. America has eight parking spaces for every car. Here’s how cities are rethinking that land
    Fast Company
  65. How New York could dramatically increase its public space
    Fast Company
  66. A Recovery for All of Us: New York City Invests $1 Billion in Life Sciences
    The Official Website of the City of New York
  67. Elon Musk’s ‘Teslas in tunnels’ are a $52 million bet on the future of transit
    Fast Company
  68. 10 Big Ideas To Improve Life In Small And Midsize Cities
    The Wall Street Journal
  69. Amazon provides $100 million to build affordable housing near Sound Transit stations
    The Seattle Times
  70. Seattle hasn't lost its appeal with biotech execs
    Puget Sound Business Journal
  71. Developers See Opportunity In Downtown Portland
    Oregon Business Magazine
  72. Downtown Portland: How will we know it’s back?
    OPB
  73. The path to recovery for US hospitality
    McKinsey
  74. Hotel industry emerges from pandemic with new business model, possibly fewer workers
    The Seattle Times
  75. Acore Capital Backs Graduate Hotels as Pandemic Doom Lifts
    Bloomberg
  76. 'It was like pre-Covid': Busy holiday weekend gives Seattle hotels hope for summer return to normal
    Puget Sound Business Journal
  77. These Hot Spot Hotels Have Real Estate for Sale
    Architectural Digest
  78. 1 in 3 Manhattan Workers Won’t Return to Office After Labor Day
    Commercial Observer
  79. U.S. Services Gauge Climbs to Record, Showcasing Faster Recovery
    Bloomberg
  80. Logjams Are Keeping Much of $47 Billion in Federal Aid From Renters
    The Wall Street Journal
  81. The state of grocery in North America
    McKinsey
  82. Seattle music venues get ready to rock again, with a few guidelines
    The Seattle Times
  83. Two Days, 100 Florists, 1 Million Flowers: A Festival Blooms in N.Y.C.
    The New York Times
  84. Chicago Must Revive the Not-So-Magnificent Mile to Thrive Again
    Bloomberg CityLab
  85. No Parking: Cities Rethink Garages For A World With Fewer Personal Cars
    The Wall Street Journal
  86. Jobs For The City Of Tomorrow
    The Wall Street Journal
  87. Buildings With Sections That Seem to Hover in Midair
    The New York Times
  88. A Supertall Modular Hotel Is Going Up in Manhattan, if the Rooms Ever Leave Brooklyn
    The Wall Street Journal
  89. To Offset Climate Change, Scientists Tout City Trees And Ultra-White Paint
    The Wall Street Journal
  90. How Data Is Turning the World of Commercial Real Estate Upside Down, With Rob Finlay
    The American Reporter
  91. An Abundance Of Liquidity
    Globt St.
  92. The Risks and Rewards in Real Estate Investments
    Institutional Investor
  93. Mental Health Moves Downtown
    The Wall Street Journal
  94. Real-Estate Sales Are Booming. The Rental Market Is Following Suit.
    The Wall Street Journal
  95. As Disasters Worsen, California Looks at Curbing Construction in Risky Areas
    The New York Times
  96. Amazon fuels region's fast-rising rents for industrial space
    Puget Sound Business Journal
  97. Life-Sciences Boom Puts Boston Property Ahead of the Pack
    The Wall Street Journal
  98. This e-com company helped kill shopping malls. Now it’s moving into one
    Fast Company
  99. City Of Coachella Launches Opportunity Coachella
    UKEN
  100. Institutional Investors Bet on Real Estate’s Recovery
    Institutional Investor
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