The question for developers now is how many of those units will actually come online and how quickly new units will be filled.

Interest in VR and AR technology that allows prospective tenants to tour spaces virtually has picked up, but virtual closings still lag behind.

The problems faced by mortgage servicers have been highlighted in recent weeks.

Eighty three percent of health insurers plan to keep their rates static, in response to COVID-19.

Real estate stocks have taken a hit as investors fear people will flee cities for more spacious suburbs.

The outlook for construction and development has been thrown into deep uncertainty by the COVID-19 pandemic.

There will be pain in the immediate future, especially for independent living, and some lasting changes in operating procedures.

Dems push for more aid to states and hospitals while Republicans want more limited measures.

Most property managers are working with tenants on payment plans or other relief measures, but have concerns about abilities to cover costs and pay mortgages down the line.