Even after the worst stage of the COVID-19 pandemic ends, how we use physical spaces will be transformed for the foreseeable future.
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.
Amid stay-at-home orders, a RentCafe study looks at the average space per person in apartment rentals in the country's biggest cities.
Based on their year-to-date returns and growth prospects, NREI compiled a list of the REIT sectors that stand the best chance of weathering this economy.
While many tenants were able to pay rent in April, continuing shutdowns mean more federal assistance might be necessary to help workers forced to stay at home.
The question for developers now is how many of those units will actually come online and how quickly new units will be filled.
