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RailField Partners paid $41.27M for Elme Communities complex

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By Joanna Sullivan Verified
| Washington Business Journal Verified
The former Washington Real Estate Investment Trust is winding down its business with the sale of its multifamily properties. Read more about the local investment company that took over its 210-unit Gaithersburg complex.
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Territorial Savings Bank warns of potential layoffs as merger date nears - Pacific Business News

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By Joanna Sullivan Verified
| Pacific Business News Verified
The sale, valued at $78.6 million, is expected to close on or after Feb. 28, the bank told regulators. Territorial Bancorp (Nasdaq: TBNK) has notified Hawaii labor officials that about 20 to 50 employees may lose their jobs after the 100-year-old Honolulu bank sells to California's Hope Bancorp for $78.6 million. The deal is expected to close on or after Feb.
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U.S. News names two Hawaii hotels to its 2025 'Best' list - Pacific Business News

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By Joanna Sullivan Verified
| Pacific Business News Verified
The No. 3 property on the list reopened after 11 years of reconstruction. Four Seasons Resort Hualalai nabbed the top spot in both the resort and hotel categories of U.S. News & World Report’s annual list of Best Hotels and Resorts. The popular luxury destination on Hawaii Island had company in the top 5 on both lists with neighbor Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort, earning the No. 3 spot on the U.S. resort and hotel lists.
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