Houston

In these unprecedented times, both Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae have been an unwavering source of capital, and are still actively lending and closing on transactions at aggressive rates below 3%.

The association has kicked in $100,000 as an initial donation.

Office owners are devising creative solutions for the remote worker and Accesso has converted its tenant amenity/wellness program into a virtual service to bring the same offerings from offices into tenants' homes.

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.

After Harvey, Houston built a strong foundation with economic engines centered around energy and medicine, post-secondary education and an affordable cost of living, says Rand Stephens of Avison Young.

CRE firms are sending rent proceeds to healthcare workers on the front lines, donating space for medical facilities and storing supplies, and encouraging donations to local neighborhoods in need.

With extremely low vacancy in the Laredo market, this I-35 Logistics Center should provide some much-needed relief to the area and provide tenants with previously lacking new space.

LYND has created a program called Lynding a Hand and is teaming up with its 20,000-plus residents to support healthcare workers on the front lines fighting the COVID-19/novel coronavirus pandemic.