JCPenney Survives Going Bankrupt; Now Comes the Hard Part

Dec 07, 2020

The virus wasn’t the only cause of the chain’s bankruptcy. For years, the chain suffered from too much debt and lackluster sales.

NREI's Common Area: Seniors Housing's Post-Pandemic Future

Dec 07, 2020

NIC Chief Economist Beth Burnham Mace comes on the podcast to discuss how seniors housing has been affected by COVID-19 and the outlook for investment as mass distribution of vaccines nears.

Goldman Plots Florida Base for Asset Management in a Blow to New York

Dec 07, 2020

Manhattan now has the most office space available since the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.

REITs are Seeing Plenty of “Green” in Bond Market

Dec 07, 2020

Green bonds tie into growing emphasis on corporate sustainability and ESG mandates.

CRE Pros Laud Biden’s Proposed Changes to Opportunity Zone Program

Dec 07, 2020

Biden and his team contend that the program has fallen short of its promise of bolstering communities of color, small businesses and homeowners.

Citi CEO Says Long-Term Productivity May Suffer with Remote Work

Dec 04, 2020

“Well, if I worked seven days a week, 15 to 16 hours a day and I don’t take any holidays, at least for a period of time I’m going to be more productive.”

The Apartment Amenity Race Adapts to COVID-19

Dec 03, 2020

Multifamily buildings with the right mix of features for attracting renters could deliver the most appetizing returns for investors.

Institutional Investors Show Increased Interest in Suburban Office Assets

Dec 03, 2020

The possibility of higher levered returns is driving investor interest in class-A suburban office assets.

U.S. Downtowns Yearn for Vaccine as Merchant Traffic Falls 70%

Dec 03, 2020

Bloomberg News analyzed foot traffic data for downtown merchants in five major U.S. cities and compared them to merchants in five nearby suburbs.