An oil crisis and a pandemic that has made trading in city life for more open spaces appealing, may have some companies following their employees to the suburbs, according to two oil experts.

From implementing nonessential access bans to staggering arrival and departure times, a NAIOP brief highlights how building owners should adjust to occupants returning to the office.

The commercial real estate finance company leveraged a HUD lending program to finance three nursing and supportive living facilities.

Student housing is poised for increased distress rates as leases expire and universities ponder if they will reopen campuses, according to a new report released by Trepp.

Post-COVID-19, U.S. consumers are returning to malls, reports Simon Property Group. However many are seeking a suburban setting and purchasing moderately priced items as states lift their restrictions.

From encouraging remote working to readjusting work on-site spaces and breaks, Cushman & Wakefield outlined six recommendations for creating social distancing measures and adjusting to the "new normal" in warehouses.

While some Manhattan neighborhoods have fallen in pricing, other neighborhoods have reported significant sales increases, according to M.N.S.