COVID-19

As companies demand flexibility, landlords must adjust.

The entertainment retailers who were to replace department stores could be in trouble.

The number of total construction projects breaking ground increased 3 percent in May to $595.1 billion.

Landlords are switching to year-long leases, as renters find themselves in a favorable market as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

National data shows apartment rents paid through both mid-May and mid-June hovering around the 90% mark.

The firm is excited to be part of transformation occurring in these spaces as a result of the pandemic.

Innovative and proactive property management strategies will be critical for office landlords as companies return to workplaces following COVID-19, and a key element will be technology geared toward efficiency and cost savings.

Compared to the Financial Crisis, commercial real estate companies are not overleveraged and prepared to weather the storm.