Experts expect a “second storm” as forbearance periods expire and borrowers are forced to act.

Terms are becoming more stringent on the financing deals that are closing amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Private equity investments in proptech firms increased in dollar volume during the period, but deal count was down almost 40 percent.

Demand remains strong and vacancy is close to its all-time low.

The dynamic reflects both a dearth of deals taking place and the fact that distress hasn’t started working through the marketplace yet.

Despite in-person class policies that vary across the country, on paper occupancies at many off campus student housing properties remains high. That's not helping deals go through, however.

A 10-second story, as posting on any of the main social media platforms make possible, is a form of media that can be digested with very little risk.

Outlet centers have not been spared the pandemic’s toll. But their open-air locations and focus on value are major advantages.

Silverstein Properties, JLL and KBS share what they’ve been doing to make tenants feel safe to return.