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With commercial vacancies rising and rents falling, there is a question of whether the banks have set aside enough money for CRE losses.

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The National Multifamily Housing Council found 90.1 percent of apartment households made a full or partial rent payment by September 20. Netflix signs the largest lease in Los Angeles County in 2020,

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Multifamily owners and managers have adjusted to long-term life under COVID-19 by adapting how they offer amenities to residents.

Common areas remain silent at many apartment buildings—emptied out to

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Excess Space’s Michael Wiener says ‘relief is more emergent than it has ever been.’

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With the pandemic driving demand for larger living spaces, institutional investors are bankrolling SFR subdivisions.

(Bloomberg)—Wall Street won big buying up homes during the foreclosure crisis and

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About $75 billion, or 20 percent of all global CRE investment in the first half of the year, went toward industrial and logistics properties, according to Savills Plc.

(Bloomberg)—Warehouse

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Comparing two key tax code changes in various combinations and scenarios using examples of $1 million in real estate investment shows dramatic differences and significant cost savings.

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The Blackstone Group closed on the largest real estate debt fund ever, according to the Wall Street Journal. A new study finds companies are failing to follow through on pledges to elevate social concerns, reports The

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Closing transactions in August increased 2.4 percent from the prior month to a 6 million annualized rate.

(Bloomberg)—Sales of previously owned U.S. homes remained brisk in August as low

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The fitness chain, which is already operating on a forbearance agreement, is seeking a deal with lenders to shore up liquidity.

(Bloomberg)—LA Fitness International LLC is weighing options including a

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