COVID-19

During the pandemic, metros like Los Angeles with a high concentration of technology companies have seen an increase in sublease space.

Most major downtowns are Deadsville—few office workers, closed restaurants and entertainment venues, no tourists, and little street life.

While social distancing and virtual tours have taken hold, one observer thinks offices are here to stay.

Ultraviolet light can be an important tool in the fight against pathogens.

More young adults are moving in with Mom and Dad than ever, jeopardizing new household formation and other sources of CRE income.

Skilled nursing occupancy has been trending downward since 2015 before falling dramatically this year—but things could be looking up.

Construction is continuing on public sector work, which is using lower costs and public facility downtime to its advantage, all while putting a greater emphasis on hygiene and safety through the use of technology.

Medical office tenants are pushing expansion plans back or opting for short-term renewals during the pandemic.