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The New Household Pulse Survey Says Renters Not Likely To Pay Upcoming Rent

Tasha Norman | June 04, 2020

There are widespread household struggles and uncertainties stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Multifamily Housing Council reports. And…

Sensors Can Reduce the Spread of COVID-19

Erika Morphy | June 04, 2020

Building keycard access, security, elevator systems and building sensors, provide information on contact points for suspected and confirmed COVID cases.

South Florida's Aging Infrastructure: Land of Perils and Opportunities

Erika Morphy | June 04, 2020

Contractors, Developers, Designers, Construction Workers—nearly everyone in the construction industry throughout South Florida—should be prepared for a significant increase in infrastructure-related construction work.

This is What Rent Relief Looks Like for Landlords

Erika Morphy | June 04, 2020

Tenants most likely to ask for rent relief have smaller space footprints and come from retail and non-office categories, according to JLL.

Avison Young Discloses Four NYC Transactions

Ingrid Tunberg | June 04, 2020

The company has arranged three lease deals in Manhattan and a multifamily property sale in Brooklyn.

The Master Plan to Re-Open Office Space

Kelsi Maree Borland | June 04, 2020

Most office users are planning a phased re-opening with 15% to 25% of employees returning in each phase.

California's Laws Tackle the Housing Crisis

Lisa Brown | June 04, 2020

In 2017, California legalized the conversion of existing buildings on single-family lots to ADUs and on January 1, 2020, the law expanded to allow every single-family homeowner to add both an ADU and a junior ADU.

"A New Together Again" Entices Shoppers to Shop Local, Safely and Now

Lisa Brown | June 04, 2020

As Texas retail slowly re-opens for business, "A New Together Again" will encourage shoppers to patronize Weitzman centers and tenants through an emphasis on community, safety and human interaction.