Search Results

"We see employment growth going forward, especially since demand has increased for many tech services and products during the pandemic. But it will be at a much slower pace than in 2019."

COVID might not just halt new building, but also force some residential conversions.

"The typical company spends close to a tenth of its budget on its office space, so this is an area that will likely come into focus for expense reduction if the recovery is slow."

A disturbing trend that has emerged is the reduction in online payments in August.

If some economists' theory of a "K-shaped" COVID-19 economic recovery pans out, commercial real estate markets for affluent segments may fare better than those for lower-income people or companies.

"The social safety nets of European countries can look more expensive, but in a time of crisis, they can also help investors understand how economic losses will be distributed."

The surge in online shopping and a trend away from just-in-time inventories are factors that are driving tenant demand for warehouse space.

The price of lumber has shot up 110% since mid-April, according to a report from the National Association of Home Builders.