Multifamily executives grappled with how to keep residents and on-site staff safe from infection. Now they’re returning to offices themselves.
Whistleblower allegations may prompt investors to scrutinize securities offering documents.
The largest companies operating in the rental housing space are reporting few vacancies and strong rents. Smaller players are struggling.
Which co-working operators look likely to survive COVID-19 and which might be on their way out?
In this episode of Common Area Podcast, David Bodamer shares highlights from NREI's Midyear Market Trends and Outlook supplement and CBRE's Midyear Market report.
Rather than pushing for as much leverage as possible from a bank, a well-developed syndicate will turn to its network of potential investors to organically raise the equity capital it needs.
Some segments of the market, such as smaller, drive-to leisure hotels, have seen an uptick in demand. Others continue to struggle.
The U.S. Postal Service “has a virtual monopoly on the last mile,” according to REIT CEO Andrew Spodek.
Despite lost revenue earlier in the pandemic, the medical office sector is bouncing back.
Some malls are still holding back-to-school marketing events, but outdoors, with attendance limits and social distancing guidelines.
