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The Economist looks at how people have responded to the Omicron variant when it comes to going to offices, shops and recreation facilities. Hines is going to develop its first BTR community, reports Multi-Housing News. These are among today’s must...

Deutsche Bank analyst Derek Johnston wrote in a note this week that the treatment, along with shorter isolation guidelines, could help the seniors housing sector.

The 15-year lease is for roughly 400,000 square feet at Park Avenue Plaza, at 55 E. 52nd St.

The New York Times looks at how U.S. businesses are adopting different measures to stay open as they confront staff shortages brought by the Omicron variant. Private equity firms poured a record $401.7 billion into technology deals in 2021...

The incoming mayor also noted that New York City’s business ecosystem won’t survive on 30 percent office occupancy.

Consumers who are able to find the vehicles they want are being forced to pay up.

For smaller or struggling firms it’s unclear where the cash will come from.

Convention schedules have been thrown into disarray once again amid the omicron surge, reports CNBC. Proptech wrapped up a record year, drawing in $32 billion in venture capital, according to data from CRETI. These are among today’s must reads...

U.S. private equity funds amassed a record $287.8 billion for CRE deals in 2021, according to Preqin—an increase of 57 percent from 2019.