Coronavirus Crisis Comes At A Bad Time For U.S. Shopping Malls

Retail experts say the spread of coronavirus in the U.S. could lead to declining sales and additional closures for already-struggling shopping malls.

The Parking Lot, Endangered At The Office, Thrives At Industrial Properties

While office parks are scaling back their parking lots, industrial spaces are hoping to expand theirs to make much-need room for added storage space.

Decline In The Number Of Available Jobs Could Be A Warning Sign For CRE

A decline in the number of open positions has caused some worry among economists, but time will tell if it's just a statistical blip.

Chicago Still Most Corrupt U.S. City Even After Reforms

The release of Rod Blagojevich highlighted once again both Chicago's and the State of Illinois' history of corruption, which sometimes ensnares CRE.

The $2 Trillion Stimulus Bill May Not Be Enough Medicine For Ailing U.S. Economy

Even with trillions in aid, it remains to be seen if government can keep anxiety at bay

Houston’s Recovery From Coronavirus Will Be Slower Than Other U.S. Metros

Houston could see a slower recovery in the wake of the coronavirus than other U.S. metropolitan areas.

Malls Will Be Different When They Reopen — If They Reopen At All

Malls are slowly reopening, and they're different places.

Vornado Sues Times Square Retailer Claiming It Owes More Than $1M In Skipped Rent

Vornado claims US Polo hasn't paid rent from April and won't leave the space.

CRE Investing Might Get A Boost From SEC Rule Change

The SEC says more people can be accredited investors, which might attract more to CRE.

$32B In CMBS Loans In Special Servicing, Almost All Hotel And Retail

Billions more in CMBS loans are now in special servicing, Moody's reports.