Dallas/Fort Worth

312-unit Bridgeport Apartments will help address the area's affordability crisis amid the COVID-19 pandemic while generating strong risk-adjusted returns for investors.

Like nearly every industry, the multifamily real estate market has taken a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it may have one advantage that some industries don't: people always need a place to live.

The number one question from owners is 'how do I get my vacancies leased?' This becomes more important than ever during a downturn or in the financial crisis 12 years ago.

DFW retail leasing velocity began to fall this quarter at 166,425 square feet of positive absorption, and occupancy fell slightly to 94.2% as deliveries outpaced absorption with only 42% of new retail product leased.

Steven Yazdani, managing director and founder of Nova Capital, looks at some of the financing issues at play during this unprecedented period.

Common Desk has created a virtual membership offering that supports those missing a sense of community while sheltered in response to nationwide measures for reducing the spread of COVID-19.

In the current COVID climate, Colliers' Cody Payne says private sector investors are still active and looking to buy, adding that low interest rates have activated many investors from a wide variety of areas.

During the slowdown, restaurants need to be focused on cash preservation and adapting to omnichannel strategies which will be vital to ensuring businesses properly allocate resources.