Coronavirus - COVID-19

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

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.

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

Many large tech companies have vocally praised remote working. In the meantime, they’ve been expanding their office holdings.

Builders have had no choice but to deliver projects that were in progress when the market turned and try and compete for bookings.

The Shanghai-based and U.S.-listed Huazhu Group is keeping an eye out for foreign acquisition targets.

Valuation experts are still struggling to get a handle on current market conditions.

U.S. 30-year bonds led the rise, sending the rate down by as much as six basis points.

A “downturn” may not be the right word when it comes to CRE, says PGIM Real Estate’s Todd Goldberg. A “bifurcation of the market” might be more accurate.

The real estate investment manager has continued to bet on new acquisitions amidst the pandemic.