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Falling Oil Prices Could Squeeze Top Energy Markets
The office sectors in several metros are likely to experience some pain, at least in the short term, experts say.
Grocery Stores Pick Up, While Most Retail Slows Down
Wells Fargo reports overall retail sales were down a record 8.7 percent in March, but grocery and general merchandise stores saw record growth.
Global Economy Feels Coronavirus Burden
Although the global GDP registered a projected 1.1 percent decline during the first quarter, economists suggest that recovery is almost around the corner.
How the Coronavirus Relief Bill Helps Hotels
The hospitality sector will have access to various initiatives designed to ease the blow of COVID-19, according to Marcus & Millichap.
Can Modular Construction Help Solve the Hospital Bed Shortage?
The method that has been used to build emergency hospital beds in China is now gaining steam in the U.S.
Marriott Secures $1.5B Revolving Credit Facility
The hotel giant expects the new financing to help with liquidity as it grapples with closed hotels and declining RevPAR and occupancy rates.
Coronavirus Brings Challenges, Opportunities to Data Centers
While the sector is adjusting to the new conditions, it appears to be weathering the pandemic relatively well.
Medical Office Buildings Poised for Quick Recovery
The tenants of many medical office buildings have closed their offices temporarily, but the long-term prospects for this property type are robust.
New York City’s Recovery: Can History Help Estimate the Timeline?
A Newmark Knight Frank report takes a close look at inflections and recoveries in the city’s office sector during previous periods of decline.
How Coronavirus Is Impacting Office Leasing
Industry veterans share insights into what’s ahead and what professionals can do in the meantime.