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Commercial real estate news, developments and predictions surrounding Covid-19.
With tenants locked into long-term contracts, multifamily and office are not facing the same problems.
In cities such as New York, restaurants have expanded onto the street and sidewalks.
Thanks to the boom in content streaming, sound stage real estate properties are gaining increasing attention from institutional investment capital.
The Phoenix retail market had positive net retail absorption in the third quarter, thanks to expansion and leasing from big-box tenants.
Productivity, innovation, culture, retention and walkability will be critical factors regarding offices going forward.
The issuance illustrates commercial real estate's growing commitment to ESG practices and standards.
Affordable housing provider Community HousingWorks saw an increase in rent delinquency in August and September, and more could be coming.
Technology and media companies are driving leasing activity in Los Angeles, but the market's broad tenants base will feel the pains of the recession.
San Francisco echoes many US markets in the dichotomy of upper-end product versus entry-level housing, with single-family prices rising 5.2% to $1.66 million from $1.5 million last year, according to Compass.
San Diego office absorption was negative again in the third quarter, falling by an additional 429,281 square feet compared to quarter two.