A review of the top galleries posted by NREI in 2020.
As the commercial real estate industry tried to persevere through this most trying and unusual of years, we continued
COVID-19 was the most important trend influencing the market. But it had vastly divergent impacts on different segments of the industry.
The story of 2020 was COVID-19. The
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Anueing/iStock/Getty Images Commercial Property Executive looks at the real estate industry’s reaction to the new stimulus package. Investors are buying hotels and redeveloping them into rental apartments, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s
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Gwengoat/iStock/Getty Images The 44 bankruptcies by companies with over $50 million since Oct. 1 make the fourth quarter the worst period since 2009.
(Bloomberg)—This month has seen 16 large companies file for
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Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis/Getty Images The filing covers a planned 26-story hotel and residential tower across from the Peter Luger Steakhouse.
(Bloomberg)—The owners of a hotel and residential tower
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shin88/Shutterstock Even with Fannie and Freddie planning to scale back on multifamily loans, other lenders are ready to pick up market share.
Investors are rushing to buy apartment
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BackyardProduction/iStock/Getty Images The Washington Post looks at what’s included in the $900 billion stimulus package. Many employers plan to encourage rather than require their workers to be vaccinated, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among
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David M. Benett/Getty Images Simon and David Reuben spent almost $2.5 billion on U.S. property acquisitions and financings, including office, retail and hotel assets.
(Bloomberg)—Simon and David Reuben have been gobbling up Manhattan
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Mark Makela/Stringer/Getty Images The online retailer closed the warehouse in Robbinsville Township until Dec. 26 after a spike in asymptomatic cases.
(Bloomberg)—Amazon.com Inc. has temporarily closed a New Jersey warehouse after a spike there
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BlueBlue Planet Studio/iStock/Getty Images The money from overseas spent on U.S. apartment buildings is likely to increase in 2021, once several working vaccines against the coronavirus are widely distributed and it is easier to travel.
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