A volatile stock market that left investors who reduced their holdings with capital gains and a decision by the Secretary of the Treasury to extend deadlines for capital gains investments boosted investment activity in qualified opportunity zones and their associated funds.
An oil crisis and a pandemic that has made trading in city life for more open spaces appealing, may have some companies following their employees to the suburbs, according to two oil experts.
Shopping mall titans Simon Property Group Inc. and Taubman Centers Inc. were all set to tie the knot before COVID-19 decimated commerce. Now the two can't…
Schools facing a 5% dip in enrollment can absorb the pain, but those with sharper decreases will have to take measures to preserve their existing credit ratings, according to Fitch.
Retail and hotel real estate investment trusts — the most impacted from the stay-at-home orders and business closures — collectively drew down the most at nearly $19 billion.
Amazon has emerged for a potential buyer of bankrupt department store J.C. Penny, the e-commerce giant's latest foray into acquiring a brick-and-mortar retailer.
For new office buildings in Brooklyn and Long Island City, spacious floor plans and lower rents could help capture tenants looking away from Manhattan.
When customers quit coming to physical stores as the COVID-19 pandemic swept in, some brick-and-mortar retailers found ways to stay in business. But rather…
From implementing nonessential access bans to staggering arrival and departure times, a NAIOP brief highlights how building owners should adjust to occupants returning to the office.