Perhaps no segment of the business world is tasked with more responsibility to implement safe work environments than CRE investors and owners.

Some malls are still holding back-to-school marketing events, but outdoors, with attendance limits and social distancing guidelines.

With many Americans working and learning from home, multifamily properties are facing increased wear-and-tear, greater volumes of waste and recycling and demands for services.

Mark Hefner, of MGO Realty Advisors, talks about how office investors can pivot successfully during the pandemic.

The upside of the CO2 issue is that it provides a proxy for a building’s COVID-19 safety.

Owners in markets where universities are reopening in person are seeing a surge in demand as students are pushed into off-campus housing.

“Virtual reality game proves that I’d fail as a real landlord,” our writer declared.

The company has reached an agreement with a majority of its senior creditors on a restructuring plan.

COVID-19 is making companies reevaluate their office space needs. Some are opting for consolidation.

The closures are part of “portfolio rationalization” and will involve mostly low-volume sales locations.