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Democrats in Congress have launched an investigation into the Kushner Co.’s deal on a New York office tower, reports Bisnow. One third of commercial leases since March mention pandemics as a force majeure event, more than double for leases inked...

More than 962 million hotel room nights have gone unsold through last week, up 46 percent from last year.

The Wall Street Journal looks at Airbnb’s rising IPO valuation. The New York Times and the Washington Post examine the consequences of the stalled stimulus package and how states are trying to mitigate the damage. These are among today’s must...

From Brooklyn to Minneapolis, turning are turning empty hotel suites into private dining rooms for small groups.

The median apartment rent in the borough fell by 22 percent in November compared to a year earlier.

California may extend its eviction moratorium until January 2022, reports Commercial Observer. The Real Deal profiles the struggles of a small retail landlord under current market conditions. These are among today’s must reads from around the...

Falling revenue is forcing New York City to make spending cuts, including on affordable housing.

The alternative asset manager is partnering with Provender Partners to acquire cold storage properties across the country.

Vox looks at what the Collins vs. Mnuchin Supreme Court case might mean for the U.S. housing market. NMHC reports that 75.4 percent of apartment renters paid some portion of their rent for the month by Dec. 6. These are among today’s must reads...

Without a new stimulus package, the city’s economic and financial challenges are not likely to be ameliorated, according to S&P.