Stories — April 2020
- Greenbelt Project Closes Financing, Begins Construction Despite Pandemic
- IRS Extends Deadlines For 1031, Opportunity Zone Investors
- CBRE: Hotels, Retail Will Take Up To 30 Months To Fully Recover
- Industrial Assets Will Not Escape Coronavirus' Wrath, But These Metros Are Better Positioned To Thrive
- How To Build A Relationship With A Recruiter
- The Mystery Of The Coronavirus High Street: Why Some Shops Are Stripped Bare, And Others Are Not
- This Week’s Houston Deal Sheet
- New Owner Of Dupont Circle Office Building Plans Major Redesign
- Investment Sales Hold Firm In Q1 As Industry Braces For Painful Few Months
- Working From Home: Unlock The Next Level In 4 Steps
- For CRE Brokers, Virtual Tours Are Not A Panacea
- Will Coronavirus Spark A Revolution In CRE Thinking?
- How Denver's Dairy Block Is Adapting To The State Lockdown
- Starwood Gets $76M Loan For New Miami Beach HQ
- How The Fed's $2.3 Trillion Funding Package Benefits CRE
- Knotel CEO Amol Sarva On Layoffs, Giving Back Space And Which Companies Won't Survive
- What Happens Next? Cushman & Wakefield Forms Post-Pandemic Recovery Task Force
- SoCal Retail Developer Invokes Force Majeure, Sues Exxon After Land Deal Falls Through
- Landlords And Tenants Are About To Get A Lot Closer
- Toronto Still North American King of The Cranes
- XPO Logistics Renews Its Morrow Presence
- NYC Brokers 'Deeply Shaken' By Crisis, Confidence Hits All-Time Low
- Houston’s Recovery From Coronavirus Will Be Slower Than Other U.S. Metros
- WeWork, Knotel Skip Some Rent Payments, Look To Reduce Portfolios
- Developers With Lending Arms Eyeing Opportunities Amid The Coronavirus Crisis
- Some Affordable Housing Developments In California Cost $1M Per Unit
- 'Father Of CMBS' Ethan Penner Says CMBS Structures Need Major Overhaul
- Strategic Properties Of North America Continues Spreading Its Wings Over The North Side
- Retail And Restaurant Tenants Breathe New Life Into A Beloved Texas Landmark
- Craig Hall On The Good, The Bad, The Ugly And The Opportunities After COVID-19 Downturn