Coronavirus
New York Retail Mogul Stanley Chera Dies at 78
The founder of Crown Acquisitions led his firm from humble beginnings to its present-day success as one of Manhattan’s major investors.
How Coronavirus Is Impacting Office Leasing
Industry veterans share insights into what’s ahead and what professionals can do in the meantime.
Virus Response Shutters 55% of U.S. Retail Space
Large-scale furloughs underscore the challenges in the industry as chains like T.J. Maxx temporarily close their doors.
A Conversation on Self Storage Amid the COVID-19 Crisis
Beyond Self Storage’s Lara Anderson discusses how the storage business is coping with the outbreak, details what is driving demand today and offers tips on how to minimize the effects of the pandemic.
MedCore Partners Breaks Ground on Austin-Area MOB
Hill Country Medical Plaza, which will offer 30,000 square feet of state-of-the-art space, has already attracted pre-lease agreements accounting for 77 percent of the project.
Unemployment Claims Hit 16.8M in 3 Weeks
With an additional 6.6 million claims reported this morning, the figures paint a telling image of what’s expected this month.
Tallying Up the Difference in New York
Following the Fed’s two emergency rate cuts, mortgage originations spiked. However, the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have begun to manifest in other ways.
Q&A: How Is COVID-19 Affecting the Construction Industry?
Colliers’ Greg Main-Baillie and Levine Kellogg Lehman Schneider + Grossman’s Jason Kellogg provide perspective on what schedule complications will mean for the real estate industry.
Past Downturns Offer Perspective to Hospitality Sector
Years of outstanding growth in hotel occupancy and revenue could help speed up recovery in major markets.
Top 15 Fastest-Growing Megacities: What’s Changing?
Populations in the world’s largest cities are expanding at remarkable rates. Although this is a positive trend for their economies, it also makes them vulnerable when confronted with a pandemic.