Thompson Thrift Nears Completion of $750M Union in Indiana
Thompson Thrift says The Union at Fishers District is nearing completion, with 251 apartments opening, 70,000 square feet of offices planned and a 135-room hotel ahead.
Topic
Commercial Real Estate
Topic
Commercial Real Estate
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Polaris Growth Fund Buys Into ID Plans to Scale CRE Platform
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ACORE Capital Closes Opportunistic Credit Fund II at $1.1 Billion
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JLL's 88,000-Person Division Meets AI's Cold Arithmetic
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CarbonAI Raises $12 Million for AI Lending Agents
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