Depending on lease terms, expenses related to COVID-19 might fall on the tenants and not office owners.

San Francisco is among markets seeing the most fallout in terms of increasing sublease space.

Fund mangers could lose $2 billion on credit-risk-transfer securities, which shift the risk of borrower defaults from the GSEs to private investors.

In cities including New York, San Francisco and Seattle the high cost of living led to higher wages. Remote work might change that.

Investment sales of U.S. commercial properties fell by 68 percent year-over-year in the second quarter, according to RCA.

Some things for employers keep in mind about the CRE workforce.

AIG will occupy eight floors at 1271 Avenue of the Americas as it consolidates its local offices.

A hybrid examination would be a viable, if temporary, approach to comply with regulations while protecting the health and safety of examiners, branch employees and advisors. 

Retail rents along lower Fifth Avenue dropped by 30 percent year-over-year in the second quarter, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

Before the pandemic, restaurants within stores was the hot new trends. What will happen to it going forward?