The company confirmed it was in discussions to sell seven properties to Brookfield for $479 million.

Retail, lodging/resort and apartment REITs posted the biggest gains in the first quarter.

Roughly one in every 11 stores will close in the next year, according to an analysis by UBS.

The few merchants looking to sign new leases on one of the world’s most fashionable retail streets are demanding deep discounts.

So far, lenders have been open to loan workouts, but that won’t last forever, market sources warn.

Marijuana legalization is expanding. That comes with both opportunities and challenges for commercial real estate investors.

Already this month 15 firms with at least $50 million of liabilities have filed for bankruptcy protection.

The mall REIT approached investors to explore interest in providing bankruptcy financing.

The pandemic has accelerated what some see as a long overdue culling of locations.