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The New York Legislature passed one of the most comprehensive anti-eviction laws in U.S. this week, reports The New York Times. With the start of vaccine distribution, businesses and office building owners turn more optimistic about a real return...

The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index climbed 7.95 percent from October of last year.

In just the past few months, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. said it was leaving for Houston. Oracle Corp. said it would decamp for Austin.

Supermarket chains rethink their reliance on Instacart, reports the Wall Street Journal. The Real Deal ranks the most active New York City developers of 2020. And The New York Times looks at how this year has exacerbated inequality while shielding...

The 30-year U.S. real yield has been negative since mid-June after never falling below zero at any point since at least 2004.

New York City has implemented a policy of grading buildings to help incentivize more efficient energy usage and most structures received D’s and F’s in initial evaluations, reports Gothamist. Forbes examines considerations for how malls will need...

Commercial Property Executive looks at the real estate industry’s reaction to the new stimulus package. Investors are buying hotels and redeveloping them into rental apartments, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads...

The 44 bankruptcies by companies with over $50 million since Oct. 1 make the fourth quarter the worst period since 2009.

The filing covers a planned 26-story hotel and residential tower across from the Peter Luger Steakhouse.

The Washington Post looks at what’s included in the $900 billion stimulus package. Many employers plan to encourage rather than require their workers to be vaccinated, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around...