It’s been difficult for small businesses just to survive through a pandemic that shut them down for months. In states where virus cases are spiking, the frustration is multiplied exponentially.
The pandemic has marked some shifts in the most wanted apartment amenities.
Las Vegas Sands Corp.’s two Las Vegas properties, the Venetian and the Palazzo, generated just $36 million in business during the second quarter.
Medical office owners and investors have a huge motive to prove that their buildings can operate safely.
Many of the methods to reduce pathogens have been around for years, such as UV light and bipolar ionization.
Washington Prime Group is among the landlords who are filling anchor vacancies with fulfillment operations.
As part of its bankruptcy reorganization, Ascena Retail Group plans to close more than a half of its stores.
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.
