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The average industrial lease now averages 100,000 sq. ft. and vacancy is close to its all-time low.

Anticipating a surge in online shopping during the holidays, e-commerce tenants are already prepared to handle the swell

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California Pizza Kitchen Inc. had to cancel an auction to sell itself this week after no buyers bid for the company.

(Bloomberg)—Lenders are having a hard time unloading

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The loan forgiveness process for the small business loans has drawn complaints from the Government Accountability Office, according to Reuters. Ruby Tuesday has filed for Chapter 11, reports Boston Restaurant Talk. These are among today’s
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Going back to work in the physical world is proving to be a challenge to advisory firms that want to do it right.

In early summer, after working remotely since March, Rick Buoncore

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The dynamic reflects both a dearth of deals taking place and the fact that distress hasn’t started working through the marketplace yet.

Amid the considerable carnage being inflicted

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Newmark reportedly turned down the offer because of concerns about Cushman & Wakefield’s level of debt.

(Bloomberg)—Cushman & Wakefield Plc recently approached Newmark Group

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The management agreements, which were set to expire in 2035, cover a hotel portfolio that spans across 31 states.
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Despite in-person class policies that vary across the country, on paper occupancies at many off campus student housing properties remains high. That's not helping deals go through, however.

The crisis caused

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Hotel owners are turning their properties into offices and schools, among other uses, reports The New York Times. The Wall Street Journal looks at ways the retail sector has changed since the onset of the pandemic.
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