MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images Co-tenancy clauses wrecked havoc on retail landlords during the last recession. This time, landlords are trying new negotiating tactics.
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images The bank was planning to bring as many as half of its Columbus, Ohio workers back to the office by Labor Day.
(Bloomberg)—JPMorgan Chase & Co. is pulling back on
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Mario Tama/Getty Images The properties hitting the market today tend to be smaller. Investors are holding onto stabilized assets if they can and distressed deals haven't hit the market yet.
Verde Capital Corp., a private equity and investment
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Smith Collection/Gado/Archive Photos/Getty Images The REIT sold $500 million in green bonds after the offering was boosted by strong investor demand.
(Bloomberg)—Kimco Realty Corp., which owns and operates open-air shopping centers, issued debt for the
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cgtoolbox/iStock/Getty Images CMBS delinquencies surged at a record monthly rate in June, according to CNBC. Real estate developers are on the list of companies that took stimulus loans, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads
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Buyenlarge/Archive Photos/Getty Images Michael Shvo and partners are going ahead with the purchase of Transamerica Pyramid.
After a Covid-19 induced delay, developer Michael Shvo and his partners
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ED JONES/AFP/Getty Images Though there are many forces at play, an office environment will remain relevant and important in the long term.
The current unprecedented pandemic has impacted many facets of the real
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Moveable Walls, But Same Size Floor Plates: How Office Projects Are Changing in Response to COVID-19
onurdongel/iStock/Getty Images As some office projects push ahead, architects are incorporating new features to allow for more flexibility.
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, workplace safety concerns
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Imaxe Press/Shutterstock Zara owner Amancio Ortega has amassed real estate holdings valued at $17.2 billion, including investing more than $3 billion in U.S. assets.
(Bloomberg)—After making a fortune in clothing, Amancio Ortega turned
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Christopher Furlong/Getty Images Commercial property sales in New York City took a deep dive in the second quarter, reports the Wall Street Journal. As department stores disappear,
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