Sears has closed its final stores in the states of Illinois and New York City. A new report from Gensler shows that nearly half of major companies are looking to downsize their office space. These are among today’s must reads from around the...

More and more employers are prompting staff to come into work for at least a few days a week.

The Evergrande ordeal could still inflict lasting damage to credit conditions and the economy.

A new Harvard University shows that small landlords and Black tenants suffered disproportionately compared to other groups during the pandemic. California CRE groups said with the recall over, they hope Gov. Newsom can refocus on housing issues...

The Real Estate Roundtable is lobbying Congress to move ahead and approve the proposed $1 trillion infrastructure plan, according to The Real Deal. Bisnow writes how familiarity with proptech is creating a “generational divide” within the industry...

The Federal Housing Finance Agency said it’s proposing amendments that would allow the agencies more capital relief when issuing credit risk transfer securities.

The federal government’s plan to sell surplus property has hit unexpected snags, reports The New York Times. Pimco is ramping up its investment in commercial real estate, according to The Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads...

In late March 2020, about $60 billion in distressed bonds and loans were tied to retail companies. The figure now is $1.1 billion.