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A broad-based increase in jobs, an established 18-hour lifestyle and the expansion of the media and entertainment industry are contributing to the metro’s rapid development.

The firm, set to be sold to its management team and private equity firm Lovell Minnick Partners, has $9 billion in U.S. assets under its umbrella, as well as global real estate and infrastructure investments.

New buildings and renovations will expand the city’s office, residential, retail and hospitality offerings, continuing the city’s transformation into a magnet for businesses and visitors.

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