Leasing

The coronavirus pandemic has increased demand for industrial space across the nation, potentially spurring a supply shortage in Southern California.

Virtual connectivity and rental payment flexibility are a few things every apartment owner should consider as they evaluate the future of their properties.

NMHC president Doug Bibby cautions that many apartment rental tenants depend on unemployment benefits from the government.

We talk to a Cox, Castle & Nicholson partner about the retail lease provisions that will change as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

With the economic pressures and uncertainly brought on by coronavirus, corporations are looking for lease term flexibility and more agile office solutions.

Rental payments nationwide have decreased since March, according to a rental trends report by Rentec Direct.

The firm has been tapped by WashREIT to handle leasing services for the 19-story, 398,000-square-foot office property.

Most companies and organizations will use a phased re-entry strategy when looking to open. Here are a few key tips you need to know.