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While the new policy stops short of a mandate, it provides a financial incentive to get the shots and return to the workplace.

Industrial occupiers would rather pay more for rent than for transportation costs.

The hotel, a staple of conference and business events, is exactly the type of property that’s been battered by the pandemic. It reopens next week.

The outpost, to open next year in the Midtown Atlanta district, will have a focus on technology and client services.

Some real estate experts predicted the demise of co-working when COVID-19 arrived. The opposite is happening.

Citigroup Inc. workers in London were greeted by therapy puppies upon their return. JPMorgan Chase is offering virtual group therapy.

While the federal government has set aside billions to help renters and landlords, the disbursement process continues to lag behind.

While the federal government has set aside billions to help renters and landlords, the disbursement process continues to lag behind.

Far fewer tenants are putting space on the market compared to last year, and some are taking their spaces back.

Currently, as many as 3.5 million households are behind on rent, with landlords owed as much as $17 billion.