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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.

Restaurants and bars added 1.4 million employees in May after many states moved into phase two or three of re-opening plans last month.

Certain investors have until the end of the year to roll over capital gains into Opportunity Zone funds.

Firms want short-term rent relief during the COVID-19 crisis as they rethink their future real estate needs. But a recent lawsuit involving Jenner & Block shows those conversations don't always work out. 

One analyst doesn't think prices will move the same way they did in the last recession.

A flight to safety has driven demand for dollar stores. Since the onset of the pandemic, a team at James Capital Advisors has sold five.

Bringing landlords from across NYC together to discuss COVID-related issues is critical to emerging from this health and economic crisis stronger and better prepared.

One company reports rents collected above 97%