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Perhaps no segment of the business world is tasked with more responsibility to implement safe work environments than CRE investors and owners.

It has become increasingly

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Some malls are still holding back-to-school marketing events, but outdoors, with attendance limits and social distancing guidelines.

The COVID-19 pandemic is

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With many Americans working and learning from home, multifamily properties are facing increased wear-and-tear, greater volumes of waste and recycling and demands for services.

Life under COVID-19

Facebook leases all the office space in the former main post office at Penn Station in Midtown, reports The New York Times. Department stores are struggling to survive in the current retail landscape, according to the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads

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Hotel operators are looking at a recovery that's going to be tougher than the one after the Great Recession.

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The firm is buying up new houses at a time when mortgage rates are low and suburban houses are in high demand.

(Bloomberg)—It was a

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Mark Hefner, of MGO Realty Advisors, talks about how office investors can pivot successfully during the pandemic.

Amid the

CBRE provided NREI with an early look at its Global Real Estate Market Outlook 2020 Mid-Year Review report.

The COVID-19 pandemic rages on, with the U.S. remaining one of the worst-hit parts of

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Eighty-three percent of New York City restaurants are unable to pay their rent, reports the New York Post. The survival of J.C. Penney hangs on urgent sale negotiations, according to Reuters. These are

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