The New York Times looks at how one couple’s plight in the wake of the Brooks Brothers’ liquidation is indicative of the wider consequences of retail bankruptcies. Retail Dive examines the implications of some proposed changes to REIT rules that...

Former CEO Michael Carroll and CFO Michael Pappagallo were charged in 2019 with manipulation NOI figures to show investors stable growth.

Wells Fargo and Google are planning large-scale returns to the office, while Vox reports that remote work turned out to be “overrated.” Forbes takes an in-depth look at the troubles facing the owners of the American Dream mall. These are among...

The office availability rate Manhattan jumped to 17.2 percent in the first quarter, largely driven by sublease space, according to Savills.

Brookfield Asset Management plans to acquire a minority stake in Brookfield Property Partners LP for $18.17 per unit.

The New York Times reports on how visits at nursing homes after a year of isolation are full of unexpected emotions. Interest in SPACs seems to be waning, reports The Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around the...

“I’ve been participating in Zoom happy hours, Zoom cheese and wine, and it’s a pathetic replacement,” says Bill Daley, vice chairman of public affairs at Wells Fargo.

The real estate brokerage targeted to raise as much as $936 million, which has now been cut to $475 million.

The few merchants looking to sign new leases on one of the world’s most fashionable retail streets are demanding deep discounts.

Tech companies led the way in office leasing in 2020, including new expansions and relocations, reports CBRE. Mortgage Professional America outlines why commercial real estate lenders should be learning about ESG standards. These are among today’s...