COVID-19

Changes in insurance reimbursement have expanded the availability of telehealth, with new implications for healthcare real estate occupiers, owners and investors.

Yes we do but they won't return to their former status until the pandemic subsides, according to our Twitter chat.

COVID-19 changed just about everything, the way we shop, socialize, travel and work.  In many instances, the changes are readily discernible and quite…

An analysis by JLL finds that landlords and companies are turning to technology to help protect the health and safety of employees who are returning to the office.

One of its locations will be in Manhattan's Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue building, which the company reportedly purchased for $1 billion.

"Before we bid farewell to the office market, we should be reminded that this property sector is resilient. It benefits from a few underlying fundamentals that give it strength during times of market disruption," said Trepp's Lonnie Hendry.

Foreclosures are "artificially low" due to federal and state moratoriums and will significantly increase when those expire, but it's unlikely default rates will reach the levels of the 2008 recession.

"When you step back and look at the bigger picture, it seems that those writing off urban real estate have done so prematurely."