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4 Overlooked Considerations for Reopening Physical Spaces

There is no one-size-fits-all approach for reopening offices. Considerations include a company’s strategy, resources and cost pressures, according to Deloitte’s Steven Bandolik and Francisco J. Acoba.

Mixed-Use Development Amid Coronavirus: Case Study

Although Rieber Developments started working on its 12|12 Aventura mixed-use project in January—well before COVID-19 caused chaos in the construction industry—its developer says the pandemic still caused quite a jolt.

Office Development Amid Coronavirus: Case Study

Hines incorporates new design features to address heightened concerns about wellness.

Scoping Out the Recovery’s Best-Case, Worst-Case Scenarios

Much is up in the air about what’s ahead, but the COVID-19 effect could bring good news, bad news or both for real estate’s asset categories.

Mapping the New Lending Landscape

Insights from capital markets leaders on what to expect during the most challenging climate for real estate finance in recent memory.

Keeping Hospitality Alive During a Pandemic

Hotels and motels have been walloped harder than most property types by the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, there are signs that recovery might be underway.

TJ Maxx and Five Below at Colony Square (Zanesville, OH) replaced an Old Navy, as well as a number of small tenants whose spaces were combined. Photo courtesy of Time Equities

Mall Owners Troubled but Unsurprised by Anchor Closures

Despite the sobering picture created by a long list of struggling retailers, the current disruption also reflects well-known retail cycles.

Camp Creek 4850 is a 210,180-square-foot distribution center for Porsche Cars North America in Atlanta, developed by Duke Realty Corp., courtesy of Duke Realty Corp.

Build-to-Suits: A Safe Bet for Developers, Investors

While industrial developers hit the brakes on speculative construction during the height of the COVID-19 crisis, plans for build-to-suit projects progressed.

The exterior of the 21-story, 950,000-square-foot 1501 Penn office building in Pittsburgh from JMC Holdings. The building will have 520,000 square feet of leasable office space. Photo courtesy of JMC Holdings

Recreating the Office for an Unforeseeable Future?

JMC Holdings’ planned Pittsburgh office tower will incorporate design and technology features that reflect tenants’ changing needs.

Scouting Post-Pandemic Potential

Where opportunity awaits along the industry’s uncertain road to recovery.