Leasing in October was healthy but availability skyrocketed to its highest level in 16 years.

Interest rates have hit rock bottom and both individuals and companies are holding onto cash while the nation waits for a federal stimulus package, the Presidential election and a cure for Covid-19.

In a new survey of CRE executives 70% of respondents expect the metric to head lower in 2020.

A few sizable transactions were completed, but the sector still suffered big losses.

Many companies anticipate a continuation of work from home after a Coronavirus vaccine is developed, yet leasing analysts still see glimmers of hope.

Real estate professional Nelson Famadas has partnered with a hospitality executive to create Carver Road Hospitality.

The transaction supports the refinancing of a $20 million bridge loan for a nearly 300-unit project in Houston.

Some analysts, and companies, still aren't embracing the concept, but many office dwelling workers are reluctant to return to the office.