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Hurt by Virus, Hotels Turn Into Hospitals
Hotels around the world are being converted into emergency medical facilities, and in some cases, temporary lodging for health-care workers.
Hospitality Faces Coronavirus Crunch Time
A report from the U.S. Travel Association offers a sobering assessment of sharp declines in hotel occupancy and revenue, as well as a surge in job losses.
Coronavirus Underscores Demand for Life Sciences Space
The report from the Colliers International Life Sciences Practice Group examines five short- and long-term impacts on the sector.
$2T to the Rescue: CRE and the Stimulus Package
The wartime-level legislation could shore up the economy—and by extension the commercial real estate sector. Some experts weigh in.
How Tough a Road for Lodging CMBS?
A major ratings agency takes stock of the outlook for hospitality CMBS and compares it to the post-9/11 period.
Coronavirus Fallout for North American CRE Firms to Vary
Some sectors are poised to weather the impact of COVID-19 while others will be under substantial strain, according to DBRS Morningstar.
California Lockdown Poised to Batter Real Estate
The shelter-at-home order, which covers 40 million people, brings more uncertainty for property owners and managers.
Home-Sharing Takes Big Hit From Coronavirus
The hospitality industry is under pressure, and Airbnb and Vrbo are taking opposite paths in addressing the pandemic’s harsh market effects.
Coronavirus Forces Brokers to Go Remote
Here’s how the biggest real estate agencies are adapting to their challenges of working from home.
Industry Groups Urge Cities to Allow Construction
Keeping infrastructure and other basic services functioning is essential business, construction industry trade groups say.