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But CBRE does expect them to fall by 10% to 16% by the first quarter of 2021 before beginning to recover.

Eight years of price gains may be coming to an end amid the economic damage flowing from the virus pandemic.

Companies are continuing to diversify and reorganize their global supply chains, a trend that has accelerated since the onset of COVID-19.

The coronavirus pandemic is one of the driving forces pushing residents, companies and commercial real estate buyers to non-metros but it's not the only factor.

"New York is a critical marker for the retail sector to understand its progress towards a recovery. And there are many positive signs that indicate a rebound is en route and 'normalcy' could be within reach.".

52 projects totaling 27.2 million square feet are under construction, setting a new record for the most space being developed at one time

Think tank Economic Policy Institute warns that the unemployment rates is actually far higher, and could escalate unless Congress takes action.

According to NMHC, 77.4 % of households who live in apartments paid partial or full rent by July 6.