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Jason C. Nielsen engaged in a 'pump-and-dump' scheme to boost interest in a biotech company in which he owned stock, hoping to sell his securities for a profit, according to a complaint filed by the SEC.

CRE investors are looking for both assets that have been hard-hit by the pandemic, as well as more stable properties.

Citing breached covenants, Simon Property Group has terminated its $3.6 billion merger agreement with Taubman Centers.

Despite losing some income from ground-floor tenants, relatively strong collections from core residential tenants have softened the financial blow for multifamily owners.

For many hotel executives, doing the dirty work now is equipping them to become better leaders later.

The Triple Five Group borrowed billions to complete the American Dream mall in New Jersey. It now has to deal with distressed debt.

A new report from Reonomy looks at where property valuations might dip the most.

Capital raising for opportunity zone funds slowed in the wake of COVID-19, but managers are seeing an uptick again as market conditions improve.

There are many office jobs that can’t be done remotely.

NREI sat down with Carol Faber, co-chair of the distressed property practice at Akerman, to explore how the COVID-19 distressed real estate cycle might play out.