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Black Commercial Real Estate Firm Lands Mega-Deal to Help Microsoft Secure Lease Transaction in Atlanta

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T. Dallas Smith & Co. president opened up about landing its largest deal ever, helping Microsoft lease space to expand in Atlanta.

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