Leasing

San Francisco and San Jose top U.S. metro areas with the smallest rent growth since February 2020.

Co-working operators are experiencing a higher percentage of workers returning to the office than traditional landlords.

At least 4,100 nursing home deaths weren’t accounted for from April 2020 to February 2021, according to an audit from the state comptroller.

The entire category of health and wellness is expanding to include more than traditional medical, dental and vision uses.

The index for rent of primary residence increased 0.6% in February from the prior month, the most since 1987.

For Microsoft, the guideline is that schedules more than 50 percent remote must be approved by managers.

In a February Fannie Mae survey, 69 percent of respondents said they expect rental prices will rise.

Social media, e-commerce and software companies saw their businesses grow during the pandemic, leading to strong leasing.

The co-working company is on track to bring in close to $120 million in annual revenue from the 45,000 members on its “All Access” pass, which allows people to drop in to a WeWork location.

Medical retail assets have been the direct beneficiary of the pandemic-related dislocations in the healthcare system.