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The fitness industry is sweating over the impact of the coronavirus.
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New Q2 data shows the pandemic is worsening D.C.'s already struggling office market, while sectors such as technology and healthcare keep the suburbs stable.
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The 2020 JDRF Real Estate Games is combining the D.C., New York and Chicago games into a weeklong virtual event to support Type 1 diabetes research.
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Despite the slowdown in the office market, a host of tenants closed deals to relocate or add new space in the D.C. area this year.
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Contested result the only real downside for U.S. market.
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The deal for the two San Jose buildings reportedly came in at $770 per SF.
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CRE firms are boasting about their efforts to diversify the workforce, but minorities say there should be more focus on recruiting diverse entry-level brokers.
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Rooms To Go sees the move as a recruitment tool.
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Tech company Quorum, nonprofit Global Giving and law firm Fox Rothschild signed leases totaling about 70K SF in Downtown D.C.
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Philadelphia office has so far weathered the coronavirus storm, but if the pandemic keeps dragging on, rents and occupancy will drop.
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