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Student housing managers are trying to figure out how to pay back bondholders who financed their projects.

(Bloomberg)—Students and professors at universities aren’t

The question is which property sectors look safe as long-term picks?

As America grapples with the coronavirus-impaired economy, family offices are feeling the same uncertainty as

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The current pandemic has put property managers on the first lines. Here’s what to keep in mind.

As the novel coronavirus continues to rapidly change

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Industry pros are continuing to unpack what's in the massive $2 trillion stimulus package, but already some items stand out that should provide relief to the CRE sector.

After days

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Construction workers in New York City are still working in crowded conditions on luxury towers, reports The New York Times. The coronavirus shutdown might pose an existential crisis for REITs, according to

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In what feels like an instant, a global pandemic has American businesses rushing to enable most, if not

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The company has closed the warehouse indefinitely after three workers tested positive for COVID-19.

(Bloomberg)—Amazon.com Inc. has extended the shuttering of a warehouse dedicated to returning apparel after three

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Unless things improve within the next two months, there will be a lot of stress on non-bank mortgage servicers.

(Bloomberg)—Nonbank mortgage servicers could find themselves at risk

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The hotel industry has been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic, reports the New York Times. Real estate giant SL Green Realty Corp.’s agreement to sell the former New York Daily News headquarters collapses due

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The industry shakeout that was expected to take five to 10 years is happening in a matter of weeks.

As much of the U.S. goes on

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