Is the commercial real estate industry handling the pandemic differently than the rest of the market?
Shares of real estate investment trusts have fallen 34% between February and March 16, which implies a 24% decline in real estate asset values.
Investors are holding off on value-add investments until the market can offer more clarity on rental income returns.
The DFW land market slowed when the coronavirus hit, but prices remain resistant, and opportunistic buyers have yet to find discounts cheap enough to feed on.
Much of Chicago, especially its Latinx neighborhoods, is in danger of being undercounted by the census, and that ultimately may impact commercial real estate.
As the United States Postal Service remains under the microscope, it continues to sell off some of its properties through its broker, JLL.
DFW retail was doing better than most with Class-A and B properties going to entertainment concepts and gyms. With those doors now closed, retail is hurting.
GSA's leasing experts in the Southeast Sunbelt Region found locations to distribute the lifesaving COVID-19 vaccine to residents in South Florida.
The former mayor of South Miami has suggested resiliency bonds as a way to prepare for climate change.
CRE valuations might recover as soon as next year.
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