Research

Unison, a home co-investing company, published new research Tuesday that highlights a different way to predict the economic impact and the long-term effect COVID-19 will have on home prices across the U.S.: how resilient is the city's job market?

Big-box industrial facilities face challenges and changes during the fluid COVID-19 situation, though the sector should remain stable in 2020, according…

The number of total construction projects breaking ground increased 3 percent in May to $595.1 billion.

Landlords are switching to year-long leases, as renters find themselves in a favorable market as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

A report by Middleburg Communities projects a decline in homeownership to 20-year lows and a subsequent rise in the demand for multifamily housing.

In the months of March, April and May, 634,000 square feet of sublease have been added to the Atlanta office market.

While transaction volume and liquidity have fallen, Real Capital Analytics Senior Vice President Jim Costello wrote, it would be "wishful thinking" to expect that the shift in buyer expectations alone will lead to a decline in price.

Multifamily properties will likely experience less distress than other property types—specifically relative to retail, for example, the report says.