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Will Rent Deferral Plans Change As Cities and States Reopen?

Kelsi Maree Borland | July 01, 2020

Businesses are still experiencing a loss of income and government stimulus is drying up, but will landlords continue to offer deferrals as cities and states reopen?

Los Angeles' Port Cargo Volumes Surge in April

Kelsi Maree Borland | July 01, 2020

April cargo volumes increased 25% at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach once China reopened after shutdowns due to the pandemic.

Nuveen Selects Start-Up to Manage Large-Scale Multifamily Assets

Ingrid Tunberg | June 30, 2020

The global asset manager is partnering with tech-forward, multifamily operator, Common in a 575-unit portfolio expansion.

Public Spaces Are the Most Challenging to Reopen Safely

Kelsi Maree Borland | June 30, 2020

Public transit, elevators and gathering spaces will need to be regularly disinfected to make the public feel safe.

Piedmont Office Realty Trust Sells Landmark Office Tower for $360M

Ingrid Tunberg | June 30, 2020

1901 Market Street's long-time, exclusive tenant, Independence Blue Cross acquired the 800,000-square-foot, class A Philadelphia tower in a 1031 exchange.

KBS Sells Two Silicon Valley Office Complex Properties for $95M

Ingrid Tunberg | June 30, 2020

The properties, totaling 142,710 square feet of space within District 237, sold to EXAN Group.

SL Green Sells Sutton Place Apartment for $62M

Erika Morphy | June 30, 2020

The sale is part of the REIT's strategy to sell off non-core assets in order to invest into its development projects and share repurchase program.

Hollywood Seeks Developers for Oceanfront Community Center on City Land

Erika Morphy | June 30, 2020

The city wants a modern project with public amenities to replace an existing 20,000-square-foot community center.

Rapid Response Could Be a Key Part of Reopening

Erika Morphy | June 30, 2020

Designating a team of experts can help you respond to problems such as a COVID-19 infection.

Appeal of Expensive Coastal Cities Wanes In Pandemic

Karen Sloan | June 30, 2020

Data from Redfin.com shows a rise of people in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles looking to move to more affordable and less dense areas in recent months.

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Will Rent Deferral Plans Change As Cities and States Reopen?

Los Angeles' Port Cargo Volumes Surge in April

Nuveen Selects Start-Up to Manage Large-Scale Multifamily Assets

Public Spaces Are the Most Challenging to Reopen Safely

Piedmont Office Realty Trust Sells Landmark Office Tower for $360M

KBS Sells Two Silicon Valley Office Complex Properties for $95M

SL Green Sells Sutton Place Apartment for $62M

Hollywood Seeks Developers for Oceanfront Community Center on City Land

Rapid Response Could Be a Key Part of Reopening

Appeal of Expensive Coastal Cities Wanes In Pandemic

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