With hopes to reinvigorate a mostly empty office park, two real estate firms purchased a North Bethesda, Maryland, portfolio for $69.5 million, paying less than a quarter of what seller PGIM Real Estate paid in 2007.
With hopes to reinvigorate a mostly empty office park, two real estate firms purchased a North Bethesda, Maryland, portfolio for $69.5 million, paying less than a quarter of what seller PGIM Real Estate paid in 2007.
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