About $75 billion, or 20 percent of all global CRE investment in the first half of the year, went toward industrial and logistics properties, according to Savills Plc.

A “downturn” may not be the right word when it comes to CRE, says PGIM Real Estate’s Todd Goldberg. A “bifurcation of the market” might be more accurate.

The real estate investment manager has continued to bet on new acquisitions amidst the pandemic.

The alternative asset manager is soliciting interest from potential suitors to buy Agro Merchants Group.

The retail property index is expected to drop 11.4 percent and not return to positive territory until 2022.

With e-commerce sales booming, these companies are leasing up new distribution and fulfillment facilities.

Even when expanded federal unemployment benefits ran out, cannabis sales didn't budge.

Year-to-date through July, hotel prices fell 4.4 percent, retail prices 2.8 percent office prices 0.9 percent, according to Real Capital Analytics.

Uncertainty looms over the U.S. economy and no property type is immune from the potential financial impact.