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Industrial real estate rent collection remains promising.

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The COVID-19 pandemic closed the doors of many businesses and forced

Department stores, apparel stores and accessories stores are among retail tenants struggling the most to pay their rents.

Many businesses have put a pause on

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Federal Reserve officials appear to brace for a prolonged recession, according to Forbes. Biotech properties are attracting a lot of investor interest in a pandemic, reports the

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Most self-storage management offices are still small. That can make things more difficult when coworkers don't get along.

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Local 11 of Unite Here filed a charge with the National Labor Relations Board against the JW Marriott Santa Monica Le Merigot.

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The prospect of falling occupancies and rent reductions will cause cap rates to rise.

COVID-19 has been a shock to public health and the economy. As the toll of new cases starts to

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Financial forecasting plays a pivotal role in positioning a real estate company for growth and sustainability. And it's become an even bigger priority for many businesses navigating today’s

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The new spikes in COVID-19 cases in many U.S. markets has derailed a nascent recovery in the hospitality sector.

Just a few weeks ago, the hotel business seemed to be on the

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More small business owners are permanently shutting their doors, reports The New York Times. AMC reached an agreement with bondholders to reduce its debt amid the pandemic. These are among today’s must

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An investigation found over 300 confirmed infections among the garment workers, and four deaths. Three of the deaths were in June, and one in July.

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