Analysis

Combining the best of both remote work and in-office work will become the new normal following the pandemic.

A new report from Moody's Analytics shows a .5% to .6% drop in US retail rents, a relatively nominal decrease considering the economic shock.

Indianapolis was the top performer of Yardi Matrix's top 30 markets and recorded a year-over-year rent growth of 3.5% last month.

The lack of fans packing towns will have ripple effects that extend well beyond campus and the school's own coffers.

Manhattan fell from its perch as one of the top two markets for liquid commercial property and was replaced by two Europe-based cities. However, the global market is collectively reeling from COVID-19's impact.

With nearly half of Americans theoretically able to telecommute, Zillow found that almost 2 million American renters living in pricey metro regions could afford starter homes in less expensive parts of the country.

The multifamily asset class has continued to show resiliency, according to CREXi.

The traditional office work space may need to be reinvented in order to maximize productivity and reduce unused space.