Commercial real estate fundamentals showed some improvement in July, reports Star Tribune. The struggles of the retail sector are likely to continue, according to Benzinga. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
Manhattan’s Ultra-Luxury Rental Market Has Cratered
The apartment rental market comprised of units priced at $22,000 a month and more has seen a 75 percent drop in listings.
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Facebook leases all the office space in the former main post office at Penn Station in Midtown, reports The New York Times. Department stores are struggling to survive in the current retail landscape, according to the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
EMPTY SUITES: Hotels have cut deep to weather Covid-19. Many still haven't cut deep enough.
Hotel operators are looking at a recovery that’s going to be tougher than the one after the Great Recession.
Invitation Homes Eyes Next 80,000 Houses as Suburbs Boom
The firm is buying up new houses at a time when mortgage rates are low and suburban houses are in high demand.
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Eighty-three percent of New York City restaurants are unable to pay their rent, reports the New York Post. The survival of J.C. Penney hangs on urgent sale negotiations, according to Reuters. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
Boardwalk Development Group Launches 3rd Self-Storage Acquisition Fund
The private equity firm plans to focus on properties in secondary and tertiary markets in the Southeast.
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7-Eleven is buying a massive portfolio of convenience stores and gas stations in a $21 billion deal with Marathon Petroleum, reports GlobeSt.com. Lord & Taylor filed for bankruptcy over the weekend. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
NYC’s Wealthiest Flocking to Florida Even While Covid Rages
Purchase contracts in South Florida soared across all price ranges last month compared with a year earlier.
Treasury Market Fired Up to Vault Over Biggest Supply Hurdle Yet
Investors are acting on the growing conviction that the Federal Reserve will skew its bond-buying program to the long end.