Why has U.S. real estate remained relatively sheltered from these major global events over the course of history?
Amazon Just Bought Lord & Taylor Building from WeWork. Did It Overpay?
The e-commerce giant paid more than the building’s previous sales price. It may still have been a good deal, capital markets experts say.
FHFA to Offer Multifamily Owners Forbearance to Help Prevent Evictions
The eviction suspensions are in place for the entire duration of time that a property owner remains in forbearance.
Eight Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today (March 21, 2020)
The government is trying to stave off evictions for homeowners and renters, reports The New York Times. Taubman Centers is closing most of its malls at least until the end of the month, according to MarketWatch.
Property Managers Share Best Practices for Office Building Safety Amid COVID-19 Threat
Because it’s uncertain how the pandemic will progress, it’s critical to plan for a wide range of scenarios.
Are Opportunity Zones Just Billionaire Boondoggles?
Smart data may hold the key to unlocking the mystery of this controversial program.
Retail Investment Sales Volume Was Already Down Before Coronavirus Hit. What Will Happen Now?
Industry insiders know the virus might be here for the long term. But that means shoppers and investors will eventually find a “new normal.”
Commercial Real Estate Industry Coronavirus Resource Center
A page centralizing commercial real estate association responses, guides and resources in dealing with the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus Fuels Indecision Among Multifamily Investors
If activity in Asia is any guide, expect a short-term dip in volume with a cautious recovery as the rate of infection slows.
Cash Handouts Are Gaining Support in Congress as Best Virus Fix
Senators Mitt Romney and Tom Cotton have proposed giving either a check or a cash stipend to every American.