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Empire Building CB Richard Ellis was already an 800-pound gorilla before it unveiled plans to acquire Trammell Crow Co., a diversified real estate services firm widely recognized as having one of the strongest corporate real estate arms in the nation and an active development pipeline. Investors, take note. |
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