Coronavirus
Giving Back to the Community
Commercial real estate companies are helping local first responders and health-care workers through community-based programs, and several are launching multimillion-dollar global relief efforts.
Coronavirus Puts Detroit Office Market to the Test
Colliers Senior Vice President Patrich Jett provides a detailed analysis of the metro’s recent evolution and discusses how the first month of lockdown impacted the market.
Easing the Stress for Owners and Tenants
Pebb Capital’s Todd Rosenberg and Ophir Sternberg of Lionheart Capital on the landlord-occupant dynamic, rent payment strategies, government support and other key issues.
COVID-19 and the Shift to Remote Work
Here are some issues to take into consideration when employees work remotely.
Q&A: Tenant Demand to Drive Expansion
Dekel Capital’s Shlomi Ronen shares his thoughts on what to expect from CRE and capital markets in the near-term, in light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
What Retail Landlords Need to Know During the Pandemic
Capstone Advisors Founder & President Alex Zikakis offers insights into strategies for a challenging time and discusses what’s ahead for the hard-hit retail sector.
China Logistics Investment Venture Completes $800M First Close
LOGOS, Ivanhoé Cambridge, Bouwinvest and a Gulf Cooperation Council-based investor move forward with a fourth fund in anticipation of a rebound in the market following the coronavirus.
As CMBS Relief Inquiries Jump, How Much Forbearance Is Enough?
Inquiries from CMBS borrowers about coronavirus-related relief have topped $100 billion, raising doubts about the current 90-day forbearance period, Fitch Ratings reports.
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.
Stress-Testing Your Rent Roll
Commercial property owners need to take action now to avoid further deterioration in asset values, notes Manuel Fishman of Buchalter Law Firm.