COVID-19 Trends of the Week: May 25-29
Technology facilitates reopenings. Construction delays persist. Student housing delinquencies could rise. These are the trends that shaped coronavirus coverage this week.
TikTok’s Manhattan Lease Ends COVID Cold Spell
The app's Beijing-based parent company inked a 232,000-square-foot deal with The Durst Org., owner of the 48-story One Five One Midtown skyscraper.
Nashville Commercial Real Estate Wrap-Up – May 2020
Mixed-use project lands $93 million loan. Two hotels score nearly $120 million in financing. Catch up with our May selection of must-reads.
Sustainable Construction Trends Gain Ground
Recent legislation surrounding carbon emissions has forced the commercial real estate industry to look at innovative ways to build more sustainably.
CPE’s May 2020 Must-Reads
Catch up on our most important stories, interviews and analysis for last month.
Transwestern to Lease Maryland Medical Pavilion
Caddis Healthcare Real Estate has owned the 122,000-square-foot, Class A property since 2018.
Top 5 Florida Markets for Transaction Activity
The metros on this list account for more than 80 percent of the state's total transaction volume year-to-date through April, according to Yardi Matrix.
Will the Bay Area Office Market Need to Reinvent Itself?
KT Urban Partner Shawn Milligan provides his insights on how the coronavirus lockdown has impacted one of the nation’s top office markets.
Top 5 San Diego Submarkets for Construction Activity
Here's a breakdown of the metro's top submarkets with the largest number of units underway as of April, based on Yardi Matrix data.
Top 5 Markets for Construction Activity
A breakdown of the country's top-performing multifamily metros for units underway as a percentage of existing stock.
How to Underwrite Real Estate Acquisitions During Volatile Markets
The current climate of economic and industry chaos can serve as a great retooling period in order to make innovative steps for the recovery, says Cameron Ghassemi of Shopoff Realty Investments.
Retrofits for Reopening
As talk has shifted to reopening the economy following the COVID-19 shutdown, the focus has moved to control and prevention of the virus' spread.
13 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today (May 29, 2020)
Ventas Inc. is cutting corporate positions and reducing executive salaries to maintain financial strength, reports Senior Housing News. More guidelines and strategies emerge for restaurants reopening in major cities. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
Black Creek Group Buys 671 KSF Indianapolis Industrial Facility
Completed in 2019, the Class A property is adjacent to Interstate 74 and is leased to Radial Inc.
How Small Businesses Can Avoid Cash-Flow Gaps
Cameron Peake, co-founder of digital banking firm Azlo, offers insights into financing alternatives and pivoting to keep your business on an even keel.
Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach Might End Up as Losers Post-Pandemic
The near-shoring of manufacturing to Mexico may shift more traffic toward Texas.
Retirement Communities Financed by Munis Pushed to Edge by Virus
Since early March, at least five retirement communities have missed a debt payment, draw on reserves or violated bond covenants.
Brookfield-Backed Industrious Plots IPO, Adds Female Director
The workplace provider has interviewed investment banks about a potential listing in 2021.
Park Street Partners Sells Kansas MHC Portfolio
Capstone Manufactured Housing has arranged the $20 million disposition of three manufactured housing communities in the Wichita area to a California-based operator.
Apartment Investors Wait on the Sidelines
Multifamily investors want to buy properties, but are waiting for clarity on price discovery before pulling the trigger on deals.