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Flagstar Bank Takes Three Floors at Troy, Mich., Officentre

Published Jan. 9, 2012
Rob Thomas

The bank will lease almost 100,000 square feet in the 745,000-square-foot complex in a city that plummeted as the top office market in Michigan. Plus more Midwest news.

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