Real Estate Stocks Fall In Coronavirus-Related Sell-Off
From REITs to hoteliers to brokerage firms and tech giants, commercial real estate companies felt the pain of Monday's stock market plunge.
From REITs to hoteliers to brokerage firms and tech giants, commercial real estate companies felt the pain of Monday's stock market plunge.
Amazon opens first new fulfillment center in Texas since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
Simon Property Group, Brookfield Property Partners, MGM Resorts and Blackstone each fell more than 15% as commercial real estate stocks plunged Thursday.
The hospitality industry may have bottomed out, but with cities starting to reopen, a bit of optimism may be returning.
The Allen Lifestyle Pavilion will open in mid-2021, and will feature retail, dining, a fitness club and a rooftop lounge.
20 Times Square's troubled saga continues, with a special servicer taking over its CMBS debts.
The Mandarin Oriental hotel sells and will be rebranded, an office building in Chantilly sells, a Gaithersburg life sciences project breaks ground and more.
Retail will need to rebound to get Chicago's hospitality industry back on track.
The largest hotel companies reported better-than-expected earnings in the first quarter and raised their full-year projections due to a business travel bump.
Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center is selling out well ahead of its opening date.
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