Q&A

Pay It Forward: 'Learn How To Read The Room' Advises Cedar Realty Trust's Robin Zeigler

Tasha Norman | November 23, 2020

A piece of advice I remember from my grandmother is “I can show you better than I can tell you.” Proactive action outshines unsupported words everyday.

News

Biden Likely to Continue Eviction Moratorium

Erika Morphy | November 23, 2020

The CDC’s national moratorium was an unprecedented use of executive authority, and has been challenged by landlords and other parties.

Features

Buyers Get Aggressive About Affordable Housing

Les Shaver | November 23, 2020

LIHTC investor pullback could make new construction more difficult.

Research

Nearly 16M People Have Moved From Major Cities During the Pandemic

Kelsi Maree Borland | November 23, 2020

Migration out of large cities has increased dramatically during the pandemic, and most of the moves are permanent.

News

Office in Miami's Wynwood Tops Off With Questions Popping About the Sector

Lidia Dinkova | November 23, 2020

The Gateway at Wynwood is progressing even as the coronavirus pandemic has dampened overall office tenant interest.

Analysis

Can Online Grocery Sales Stay Robust After the Pandemic Ends

Kelsi Maree Borland | November 23, 2020

This year, online grocery sales will increase by 53%, and sales are expected to continue to grow over the next three years.

Features

Office Workers Want a Hybrid Model Going Forward

Lisa Brown | November 23, 2020

US workers want to return to the workplace while keeping the benefits of flexibility and privacy gained while working from home, according to an anonymous online survey by Gensler’s Research Institute.

Las Vegas Launches Program to Attract Remote Workers

Kelsi Maree Borland | November 23, 2020

The recruitment campaign is targeting tech workers from markets like Seattle and San Francisco.

Investment Capital Chases Single-Family Investment Opportunities to Phoenix

Kelsi Maree Borland | November 23, 2020

NorthMarq has called the market a gold standard for opportunities to buy single-family rental communities.

Features

Seattle's First Carbon Positive Apartment Building is 97% Leased

Lisa Brown | November 23, 2020

Inspire is Seattle's first multifamily building to be carbon positive, meaning it produces more on-site renewable energy than the building consumes, according to Shilshole Development and Russell's Fifth Avenue Inc.