COVID-19 will pass eventually. The question is how large of an exodus cities will suffer, and how long it will last.

There lies an opportunity for investors where lenders prefer to sell off their debt rather than continue to try to work things out with borrowers.

Rather than pushing for as much leverage as possible from a bank, a well-developed syndicate will turn to its network of potential investors to organically raise the equity capital it needs.

Some segments of the market, such as smaller, drive-to leisure hotels, have seen an uptick in demand. Others continue to struggle.

The alternative asset manager in in contract to purchase a portfolio of newly developed buildings from Bruman Realty.

The U.S. Postal Service “has a virtual monopoly on the last mile,” according to REIT CEO Andrew Spodek.

Despite lost revenue earlier in the pandemic, the medical office sector is bouncing back.

The lenders are pushing for offers closer to the approximately $2.2 billion in debt the department store chain carries.

Perhaps no segment of the business world is tasked with more responsibility to implement safe work environments than CRE investors and owners.