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Investment sales for co-ops and condos in Manhattan took off in the first quarter of the year, with sales jumping year-over-year after two straight quarterly declines. Now, the springboard that was the strong economic market supporting investment activity has faltered because of the coronavirus pandemic, also known as COVID-19.

GlobeSt.com checked in with Francis Greenburger, chairman and CEO of Time Equities, Inc, to discuss the impact the coronavirus pandemic, also known as COVID-19, has had on the market and top stakeholders interests.

Since Ivy acquired the campus it has undertaken an extensive capital improvement campaign.

Many brokers have shifted to virtual showings and meetings to sell properties during the pandemic, but the trend could outlive social distancing.

Most states are now requiring hospitals to develop surge plans in anticipation of the number of patients they will be seeing in the weeks and months ahead.

Net lease is the backbone of the commercial real estate industry. An unassuming asset class—or perhaps better put, real estate strategy—net lease…

The Asian investor contributed approximately $26 million for the 12th property in addition to the approximately $82 million contributed for the initial 11 properties last month.

"The in-person experiences we normally provide for office tenants and shoppers around the country have to reach people another way."