Leasing

The opportunity to acquire an airport-peripheral office campus within a diverse economy was compelling and Capital Commercial executed the acquisition well, given the unusual economic circumstances.

The economic impact of COVID-19 altered market conditions so drastically that it became a buyer's market seemingly overnight. Uncertainty and consumer fears are, for the time being, driving opportunities, and savvy investors are well positioned to take advantage.

What does the new paradigm mean for co-workers and space providers, particularly in the wake of COVID-19?

David Greensfelder, managing principal of Greensfelder Commercial Real Estate, recently discussed how retailers can ride out the downturn and come out the other side.

The researchers with Jones Lang LaSalle predicted the pandemic "may change the appeal of working alongside strangers, and in unassigned seats in any office environment, at least in the short term."

SKB says the 378,300-square-foot investment aligns with where companies are headed in a post COVID-19 world in terms of re-evaluating risks and seeking ways to benefit.

Office property managers are implementing ways to make the experience touch-less as states prepare to return to work.

The pandemic is unprecedented in modern history and current leases to not have proper provisions to properly address it.