Chains such as Macy’s, Dillard’s and Belk are letting customers inside stores in parts of the country.

Everyone from cloud service providers to streaming services is needing more data storage space as people remain at home.

Lenders who are looking to finance the chain’s potential bankruptcy are having trouble finding enough assets to secure new loans.

The next year will likely flood oil markets like Houston and New Orleans with office sublet space. But some investors may benefit.

Bank headquarters housing thousands of staff might go out of fashion if people need to take the elevator only two at a time.

More than 26 million people have filed for unemployment in the five weeks since cities and state began to order non-essential businesses to close.

Potential buyers are making low ball offers and asking for clauses to let them back out of purchases.

As long as fears of getting the virus persist, consumers will probably spend more on their homes than services and experiences.