Business leaders in New York City are growing increasingly frustrated with their lack of input in a process to help the city recover, according to the Wall Street Journal. Ashford Hospitality has completed more than $1.2 billion of forbearance pacts with its lenders, reports

The transaction is being referred to as a “resecuritization” in deal documents seen by Bloomberg.

(Bloomberg) -- Wall Street’s alchemists are at it again, this time spinning supposedly safe investments out of the pandemic-stricken market in commercial

Kris Ferranti, of Sherman & Sterling LLP, says attractive investment opportunities have become more common in recent months.

In 2019, well before the coronavirus pandemic, about three-fourths of family offices were investing in real estate. Amid the pandemic, family offices appear

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Sporting-goods chain Academy Sports and Outdoors has priced its IPO below the originally expected range, reports the Wall Street Journal. Naked Capitalism looks at the direction of rents in multiple cities. These are today’s must reads from around

The pandemic could permanently close as many as a third of New York’s 230,000 businesses, according to the Partnership for New York City.

New York City and state both had their credit ratings lowered Thursday by Moody’s

Retail landlords want a cut of online sales from their tenants, reports the Wall Street Journal. A new coalition of more than 225 major public and private sector groups across the U.S. implores Congress to not go on recess without passing additional COVID-19 economic relief,

Outlet centers have not been spared the pandemic’s toll. But their open-air locations and focus on value are major advantages.

When states around the country essentially locked down to help curb the

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The fund will seek to deliver annual returns of 13 to 15 percent after fees by developing single-family and multifamily rentals outside gateway markets.

(Bloomberg)—JPMorgan Chase &

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