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Results for the third quarter appear positive, though other metrics for apartments activity were mixed.

Since March, rents have fallen in 41 of the top 100 metros in the US with San Francisco, New York and Seattle among the markets with the steepest declines.

As previously reported, the office market has been rocked by the pandemic. GlobeSt.com takes a closer look with an infographic on the subject including what initiated this trend.

Exposure to losses on investments, including commercial mortgage loans, is a crucial rating sensitivity and driver of the negative outlook on the US life insurance sector.

Despite opening up for outdoor dining and take-out, restaurants are still struggling, leading industry lobbyists to take action.

Despite a decrease in originations, commercial and multifamily mortgage debt increased during the second quarter.

A nearly 80% decline in foreign investment in Q2 accounted for most of the drop off.

Despite buzz about mass migrations from cities, suburban office continues to play second fiddle to central business districts.