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Multifamily executives grappled with how to keep residents and on-site staff safe from infection. Now they’re returning to offices themselves.

Every morning, Jonathan Cohen drives to work through the empty

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Firms with fewer than 500 employees account for 44 percent of U.S. economic activity and employ almost half of U.S. workers.

(Bloomberg)—Big

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The company plans to sell 13 North American land sites in October.

(Bloomberg)—Halliburton Co. has been slashing jobs and retiring fracking gear as low oil

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The pandemic froze revenue streams for commercial real estate brokerage firms during the second quarter, reports the Wall Street Journal. Owners of gyms and fitness centers in San Francisco have petitioned for permission to reopen,

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Whistleblower allegations may prompt investors to scrutinize securities offering documents.

John Flynn will be the first to admit that it has been tough to get people to listen to his concerns about a

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David Simon doesn’t know how long it will take for the company to recover from the economic fallout of COVID-19.

(Bloomberg)—Simon Property Group Inc.’s malls are open and

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Tenants at class-C apartment buildings paid 54 percent of their total rents due for the month by the middle of June, according to LeaseLock.

(Bloomberg)—Covid-19 has exposed a disparity in

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The largest companies operating in the rental housing space are reporting few vacancies and strong rents. Smaller players are struggling.

The biggest companies that

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Marriott posts a quarterly loss due to decreased travel, according to the Wall Street Journal. J. Crew renegotiates its store leases with landlords across the U.S., saving around $130 million in rent,

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