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LOS ANGELESInterContinental Los Angeles has introduced a newly redesigned 3,300-square-foot Royal Suite. As the hotel’s top accommodation with

Downtown USA is suddenly a cool place to be. Condos are filling up with young professionals and empty nesters tired of mowing their suburban lawns.

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Originally built in 1926, the Pere Marquette hotel reopened in June following an 18-month, $93 million renovation that preserved its historic details

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