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80% of Apartment Renters Paid Rent in First Week of May

Jane Wester | May 11, 2020

The National Multifamily Housing Council's Rent Payment Tracker found that more people made a full or partial rent payment in the first six days…

Independent Grocers to Suffer Market Loss Due to Pandemic

Max Mitchell | May 11, 2020

Small and independent grocery stores are likely to lose market share to large national chains, such as Walmart and Amazon, as a result of the COVID-19…

How COVID-19 is Transforming Life Sciences Real Estate

Erika Morphy | May 11, 2020

Although COVID-19 has certainly disrupted the real estate world, it has also, paradoxically, generated a novel opportunity for the industry and its evolution.

Miami Developer secures $58.5M to Finish Condominium on Millionaires Row

Erika Morphy | May 11, 2020

A 70-unit beachfront ultra-luxury condominium is still in construction, yet surpassed 50% in presales.

Los Angeles Icon Jerry Snyder Passes Away

Kelsi Maree Borland | May 11, 2020

The Los Angeles developer built thousands of homes and million of square feet in commercial space, including the SAG-AFTRA Plaza.

Turner Impact Capital Focuses on Social Impact, Buys Workforce Housing Community

Natalie Dolce | May 11, 2020

312-unit Bridgeport Apartments will help address the area's affordability crisis amid the COVID-19 pandemic while generating strong risk-adjusted returns for investors.

A WeWork Agreement is Not a Lease, and Why This Matters Now

Erika Morphy | May 11, 2020

What does the new paradigm mean for co-workers and space providers, particularly in the wake of COVID-19?

Working With Struggling Tenants? This is What Landlords Need to Do to Protect Themselves

Erika Morphy | May 11, 2020

The coronavirus has led to a slew of landlord-tenant negotiations. Here's what the landlord can seek.

South Florida Office Market Feels Demand Chill

Erika Morphy | May 11, 2020

Investment sales saw 13 deals totalling 637,000 square feet get done in Q1 of 2020, with a combined value of $157.7 million.

Phoenix Sees Surge in Warehouse Activity in Q1

Kelsi Maree Borland | May 11, 2020

Colliers International researchers expect the market strength and increase in online shopping during stay-at-home orders to continue to drive activity this year.

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80% of Apartment Renters Paid Rent in First Week of May

Independent Grocers to Suffer Market Loss Due to Pandemic

How COVID-19 is Transforming Life Sciences Real Estate

Miami Developer secures $58.5M to Finish Condominium on Millionaires Row

Los Angeles Icon Jerry Snyder Passes Away

Turner Impact Capital Focuses on Social Impact, Buys Workforce Housing Community

A WeWork Agreement is Not a Lease, and Why This Matters Now

Working With Struggling Tenants? This is What Landlords Need to Do to Protect Themselves

South Florida Office Market Feels Demand Chill

Phoenix Sees Surge in Warehouse Activity in Q1

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