We basically experienced four years of market action over the last four months, and a lot of investors are struggling with the divergence between a failing economy and rising financial markets.

While CARES Act relief ends Sept. 30, there are other ways to minimize or even eliminate the college debt burden.

A rental building designed by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels is slated to open in East Harlem in September, as Manhattan lease signings plummet.

COVID-19 will pass eventually. The question is how large of an exodus cities will suffer, and how long it will last.

There lies an opportunity for investors where lenders prefer to sell off their debt rather than continue to try to work things out with borrowers.

Some segments of the market, such as smaller, drive-to leisure hotels, have seen an uptick in demand. Others continue to struggle.

Despite lost revenue earlier in the pandemic, the medical office sector is bouncing back.

California Superior Court Judge Charles Haines ruled the city’s eviction moratorium was a “reasonable exercise of the police power to promote public welfare.”

Chains from J. Crew to Ann Taylor are using bankruptcy filings to avoid protracted negotiations with individual landlords.