Coronavirus
Office Occupancy Varies as Virus Keeps Many Workers Home
In its latest weekly report, Kastle Access Control Data recorded declines in three U.S. metro areas where COVID-19 cases have surged again.
Coworking Taps Suburban Potential: Q&A
Office Evolution’s Andrea Pirrotti-Dranchak talks about the light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel and the key to staying operational during the pandemic.
Sustainable Office Design Trends to Watch This Year
Gary Miciunas of global architectural design firm Cuningham Group discusses the post-coronavirus workplace, emphasizing the shift from “physical asset performance to a renewed focus on human assets.”
Coworking Outlook Positive, JLL Finds
The fallout from COVID-19 will pave the way for the sector’s rebirth as a multifaceted office offering.
Why Suburbs, Secondary CRE Markets Will Benefit From the Next Recovery
According to reports by Cushman & Wakefield and Marcus & Millichap, COVID-19 is bolstering a preexisting shift in commercial real estate away from core markets.
NAREIM CEO: ‘All Dislocations Provide Unique Opportunities’
Zoe Hughes touches on the specific challenges COVID-19 presents for investment managers, landlords and tenants, and shares solutions that can mitigate the pandemic’s impact.
Construction Costs Decrease for the 1st Time in a Decade
The COVID-19 pandemic and increased competition among contractors are key factors behind the decline.
Podcast: What’s Next for Urban Retail?
“We need to learn how to live with risks,” said EastBanc Principal Philippe Lanier, a retail landlord in Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood. Tune in to find out his expectations for this summer’s shopping season and why the longer-term picture is quite positive, despite consumers’ currently cautious mood.
Flexible Office Sector Successfully Bends Under COVID-19 Rules
Hana CEO Andrew Kupiec discusses the way increased demand for flexibility and office workers’ concerns are altering the sector’s blueprint.
Expect Increased Property Taxes
Commercial property owners are a tempting target for cash-strapped governments dealing with fallout from COVID-19, writes Morris A. Ellison, a veteran commercial real estate attorney.