Coronavirus - COVID-19

Going back to work in the physical world is proving to be a challenge to advisory firms that want to do it right.

The dynamic reflects both a dearth of deals taking place and the fact that distress hasn’t started working through the marketplace yet.

The management agreements, which were set to expire in 2035, cover a hotel portfolio that spans across 31 states.

Despite in-person class policies that vary across the country, on paper occupancies at many off campus student housing properties remains high. That's not helping deals go through, however.

One of the world’s largest hotel owners hired Rothschild & Co. to lead talks with its 19 lenders and evaluate options.

It’s the latest sign of how the pandemic and the related decline in office workers and tourists has hobbled city businesses.

Last month, 10.6 percent of the city’s apartment tenants missed a rent payment, more than double the rate of a year earlier.

Retail giant Amazon.com came under fire after reporting that almost 20,000 of its frontline workers, including from subsidiary Whole Foods Market, have been infected with COVID-19.

Kris Ferranti, of Shearman & Sterling LLP, says attractive investment opportunities have become more common in recent months.