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Originally Posted by Via Chicago
i think towards the end of this process secrets are going to be harder to keep because theres just no way you can actually begin to move something of this scale forward without increasingly more people coming into the fold, and beginning to tip your hand. especially if youre planning on making an announcement "after the elections" (in other words...soon). honestly i seriously doubt real estate companies would be pulling their buildings off the market, etc, unless they were pretty damn confident. and this region has always been the front runner to begin with. but hey, who knows.
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Lol no, taking listings off the market only takes the click of a button on costar.com and most commerical brokerage takes place off the market anyhow. The only people who use costar are upstart brokers and people who don't actually know the market. That's a silly tolken gesture and probably just a move to indicate their commitment to landling the deal.
Did anyone actually read the article? They are simply asking questions like "how quickly could you move employees" and "how would we announce it?" Those are probably questions being posed to a handful of cities. Also apparently the answer to question #2 is "we announce it by immediately leaking it to the press" which I think is probably the wrong answer.
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