In New York, getting back to normal might not be so easy. This year, the city’s businesses may add back fewer than 30 percent of the jobs cut in 2020.

With more e-commerce sales comes increased need for facilities to process returns.

The damage caused by COVID-19 has not discouraged interest in more real estate investments.

Last minute revisions by the Trump administration would modify the contracts that govern taxpayers’ backstopping of the GSAs.

Pre-leasing levels are lower than normal for privately-run student housing properties for the upcoming academic year.

One of the country largest mortgage lenders, the firm plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange.

The city’s office vacancy rate reached 16.7 percent at the end of 2020, up 11 percentage points from a year ago.