Coronavirus
Crisis Intervention: An Alternative Lender’s View of CRE Finance
Chris Chakford, managing director of investments at Kawa, on continuing to originate deals in the coronavirus-strapped capital markets environment.
Operating Manufactured Housing Communities in Tough Times
Three Pillar Communities Co-Founder Daniel Weisfield discusses rent collection, technology tools and communication strategies with residents during the pandemic.
Office Space Demand to Decrease, NAIOP Predicts
In a just-released forecast, NAIOP predicts net negative U.S. office market absorption for the next four quarters.
FTI Experts’ Hub: The Most Probable Outcomes for Post-Coronavirus Office Demand
In this episode of our quarterly FTI Consulting podcasts, Jahn Brodwin explains why the office market is caught between favorable and unfavorable consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. Tune in to hear more about his expectations.
A Closer Look at the Post-COVID-19 Office Landscape
SJP Properties’ Peter Bronsnick and Savills’ Joe Learner elaborate on the coronavirus-inflicted changes the sector is undergoing and share adaptation strategies businesses can embrace.
The Owner Representative’s Role in Overcoming COVID-19 Struggles
Amicon CEO & Co-Founder Adam Mopsick makes the case for project management firms that can help companies avoid imprudent choices in today’s market dynamics.
What’s Causing Distress in Self Storage?
Cushman & Wakefield’s Mike Mele details the positive and negative impacts of the coronavirus on the self storage industry.
Office Workers Want Flexibility in the Future
Reports from Cushman & Wakefield and Gensler found workers would like to keep work-from-home options.
UBS: CRE Could Face Long Road to Recovery
According to the company’s Real Estate Outlook report, all property sectors are susceptible to uncertainty.
TikTok’s Manhattan Lease Ends COVID Cold Spell
The app’s Beijing-based parent company inked a 232,000-square-foot deal with The Durst Organization, owner of the 48-story One Five One, a Midtown office tower.