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Green Street News: Europe is an internet publishing company based in the UK, specializing in delivering exclusive news and information to professionals in the real estate, finance, and investment sectors. As part of Green Street, a prominent provider of commercial real estate and infrastructure intelligence, the company is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The company offers a range of services, including daily bulletins and breaking news alerts, weekly roundups, proprietary market intelligence, predictive analytics, and independent research on commercial real estate markets. Their coverage spans multiple European regions, including the UK and Ireland, as well as various sectors such as logistics, residential, healthcare, and retail. Green Street News has established a strong market presence, publishing over 10,000 first-to-market stories in its first five years and generating significant monthly impressions through its email alerts.
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