(Bloomberg) -- Congress faces intense pressure to
Getty Images The Real Deal provides a rundown of what various commercial real estate trade groups are pushing for in the next round of Congressional relief
Alex Wong/:Getty Images Dems push for more aid to states and hospitals while Republicans want more limited measures.
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Getty Images Most property managers are working with tenants on payment plans or other relief measures, but have concerns about abilities to cover costs and pay mortgages down the line.
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Some property sectors and investor segments may be well-positioned even in a pandemic. Others may be looking at an abyss.
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The Wall Street Journal looks at commercial cleaners hired to sanitize malls, banks and restaurants that remain open during the pandemic. Walmart hires an additional 100,000 new employees to keep up with
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Getty Images Tenants of one of Wuhan’s largest malls are demanding rent cuts as a result of having no business during the shutdown.
(Bloomberg)—Dozens of small shop owners protested outside one of Wuhan’s
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The company was already facing financial issues when it encountered a worst-case downturn scenario.
It’s as if co-working giant WeWork absorbed the initial jolt of a 7.0-magnitude earthquake
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images A California developer has claimed the coronavirus lockdown is an act of God in an acquisition dispute, reports Reuters. Small businesses are having trouble accessing government cash, according to The New York Times.
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Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images More hotels are likely to close as occupancies fall below 20 percent in most of the country’s largest markets.
(Bloomberg)—Occupancy rates
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Getty Images The sector is starting to deal with rising operating expenses, declining occupancies and fewer move-ins.
With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting nursing home
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