In late April, US oil prices fell below zero for the first timein history. It was a striking moment in the market but wasovershadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic that had allbut seven states shutdown at that time.

Still, oil and real estate experts say low oil prices and thethreat of COVID-19 could fuel residential and commercial realestate exits out of the city.

For its "Weekly Take" podcast, CBRE interviewed author andenergy expert Daniel Yergin and CBRE vice chairman Craig Beyer anddiscussed the global oil market's impact on office demand andcommuting during COVID-19.

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Victoria Hudgins

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