Analysis

Most industry experts believe the overall valuation impact has been less severe for co-living properties than for multifamily because many renters are seeking more affordable housing options, likely continuing post-COVID.

The majority of workers will return to offices following the pandemic, but there will be a substantial increase in the remote work segment of the employment market.

With retail continuing to take the brunt of the COVID wallop, some REITS are managing to weather the storm while those filing for bankruptcy protection share similar operational and fundamental characteristics.

After posting positive growth during the summer months, the threat of rising COVID-19 cases eliminated the October bump in almost all markets.

As rent revenue declines, expenses are rising.

Vaccines will be manufactured in a handful of locations and then go through a sprawling infrastructure of transportation and warehouses to get to their final destinations.

Fifty-nine percent of new single-family rental home residents relocated from urban residential environments in the third quarter.

Office users are reassessing the office space, and office owners will have to pivot quickly to survive.