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Much of the discussion pointed to the upsides in what, so far in 2020, has been mostly seen as a negative story in many sectors.

Investment sales totaled $1.1 billion in Manhattan in a total of 21 transactions, the lowest in a decade.

Yes, there are some sidelined players. But Lee & Associates' JL Johnson reports that the core fundamentals remain strong enough to buoy the market.

The pandemic has put outdoor spaces in high demand, and property owners are finding ways to bring create an amenity out of the outdoors.

In the topsy-turvy world of the current pandemic, leasing activity surged in the third quarter but negative absorption reached record highs and asking rents fell.

David S. Wolff, founder of Wolff Companies and credited with the moniker "Energy Corridor", says the future of West Houston/Energy Corridor will be centered around freeways.

Industrial is still drawing more interest than other CRE sectors, with an increase in both transactions and new development activity.

Asian and European groups looking to invest in open-ended US funds will fuel some of the growth.