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It Could Take Years for Hotel Assets to Recover

Kelsi Maree Borland | April 27, 2020

While some assets are poised for a swift recovery, the hotel market won't see pre-coronavirus growth levels until 2024, according to R.D. Olson.

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Construction Will Be One of First NY Industries Restarted by Gov. Cuomo

John Jordan | April 27, 2020

On Sunday, the governor outlined a phased plan to reopen New York that starts with the low-risk construction and manufacturing sectors.

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The Case for Opportunity Zone Investments in Rural Areas

Erika Morphy | April 27, 2020

The pandemic-induced, historic plummet of the stock market shows that diversification in long-term alternatives to equities is critical. That can occur in rural areas.

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These are the Conversations Landlords Should Have With Tenants

Erika Morphy | April 27, 2020

It's a long list that ranges from virtual floor tours, the execution of documents, cleaning, deliveries and amenities.

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Camden County Shopping Center Trades for Nearly $32M

John Jordan | April 27, 2020

The 100% leased property is anchored by Home Depot and also includes PetSmart, Wendy's, T-Mobile and Mattress Firm on its tenant roster.

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Breaking Ground Moves Forward with Major DUMBO Affordable Housing Project

John Jordan | April 27, 2020

The project will convert the former residential hotel building into 508 affordable units.

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ABS Partners Inks Six Midtown South Office Leases

Erika Morphy | April 27, 2020

The Midtown South submarket will continue to offer tremendous value even despite the coronavirus, says ABS' Ronald Zimmerman.

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The Gap Raises an Interesting Point: Will Retailers Have to Keep Some Stores Closed Permanently?

Erika Morphy | April 27, 2020

UBS predicts 100,000 locations could close by 2025, especially as consumer behavior looks like it will permanently change because of the pandemic.

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Apartment Amenities Will Change Post-Coronavirus. But How?

Erika Morphy | April 27, 2020

One subject Marcus & Millichap's Institutional Property Advisors tackled in a webinar is the changes will a new no-touch social norm bring about in apartment properties.