San Francisco's Long-Awaited Parcel F Seeks Final Approvals

The long-awaited 800-foot tower could finally get its entitlements on Thursday.

Sign Of The Times: Lenders Agree Standstill On Mall Loan In Default

Lenders hold fire given lack of an investment market.

New Owner Of Retail Portfolio Is Wiped Out In 9 Months

Value of portfolio drops 20% in 14 months.

Howard Lutnick's SPAC To Take Smart Glass Company View Public At $1.6B Valuation

View is going public on Nasdaq as part of a merger with a Cantor Fitzgerald-backed special purpose acquisition company.

Lenders Are Slowing Down Their Affordable Housing Financing In Another Hurdle For Sector

A lack of financing in the public and private sectors is already causing delays in affordable housing projects.

Putting A Number On The Impact Of Working From Home On Offices

Office take-up could drop by 10% or more over the next decade.

Handling Positive Coronavirus Cases Is The Next Frontier In Returning To The Office

Cases in New York have plummeted since the worst of the crisis, but there was a jump in positivity in recent days across the state.

Luxury Travelers Pushing Hotel Room Rates Past Pre-Pandemic Levels In Tourist Destinations

High-income households are spending more money than ever making travel accommodations, pushing room rates past 2019 levels for a certain subset of hotels.

Hersha Hospitality Trust Sells D.C., Boston Hotels

The REIT sold the Capitol Hill Hotel in D.C. for $51M and the Holiday Inn Express in Cambridge, Massachusetts, for $32M as it continues its asset sale strategy.

Investor Stumps Up £50M To Secure Covenant Waivers On Hotel Portfolio

Dayan family-backed vehicle gets covenant waivers