The disruption from the pandemic and the subsequent liquidity pullback have spelled the end for a number of planned acquisitions.
The group outlined several actions it will take in the coming weeks and months to help promote healthy and sustainable tactics.
More retail landlords are rolling out the option for mom-and-pop tenants. The trend is expected to stick.
With tourism imploding and lenders wary, some hotels under construction are no longer worth completing.
Agencies, life companies, banks and other sources have shown a willingness to do deals on well-positioned assets.
Some will be undone by higher operating costs driven by the pandemic. But the sector will eventually rebound, brokers insist.
Investors across the board are interested in co-investment opportunities in distressed assets and loans.
How one investment management firm has been able to stay active in a market turned upside down.
A shopping center owner discusses rent relief requests, reopening plans and the outlook for experiential retail.
ESG investors are paying attention to how REITs treat their workers and tenants during a crisis.
