The New York Times examines how office building owners and managers are grappling with elevator usage amid COVID-19 safety measures as workers return. Real Money looks at how Microsoft’s decision to shutter its stores...
New York City's distressed hotels could become affordable housing projects, reports The City. Building managers are figuring out how to reopen safely and prevent infection, according to the Washington Post. These are...
Smaller real estate lenders—credit unions and community banks—face a hit to their bottom lines from falls in asset prices, reports Mortgage Professional America. The IPO of grocery chain Albertson’s will be the first...
Real estate ETFs are going through a slump, reports MarketWatch. KKR has raised $10 billion for its third Asia buyout fund, reports Bloomberg. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate...
Over 100 Congress members have asked the Federal Reserve and the Trump administration to help businesses struggling with commercial real estate debt, reports the Wall Street Journal. Slightly more than 92 percent of...
Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman predicts a V-shaped recovery this summer, reports Bloomberg. Many companies kept office workers at home as New York City entered phase 2 of reopening, according to The New York Times...
More than $20 billion in CMBS loans has been transferred to special servicing, according to data from Fitch. Malls and stores are reopening without a federal system in place to check whether establishments have been...
California’s proposed ban on commercial evictions failed to advance, according to Connect California. Both the Wall Street Journal and The New York Times look at whether young people leaving big cities will eventually...
Apartment rents in San Francisco are tumbling as the tech sector sheds jobs, according to the Wall Street Journal. Global Finance looks at how Brookfield is dealing with rent-stretched retail tenants. These are among...