Five Things Keeping Office Landlords Up At Night
Article by: PEI Media Offices are facing a reckoning. For institutional managers, this means a re-evaluation of how investments in the sector will be underwritten. ...read more
Article by: PEI Media Offices are facing a reckoning. For institutional managers, this means a re-evaluation of how investments in the sector will be underwritten. ...read more
Article by: Kelsi Maree Borland Reviewing rent collection data has become a pandemic pastime for apartment investors, but these reports have varied significantly between outlets. ...read more
Article by: Trading Economics Retail sales in the US jumped 17.7 percent from a month earlier in May of 2020, recovering from a record 14.7 ...read more
Article by: Alexis Maltin In the U.S., the number of deals falling out of contract reached 2.9% of closed deals in May, up from 2.1% ...read more
Article by: Robert Frank Manhattan had its worst May in a decade for new rental leases, falling 62%, according to a new report from Miller ...read more
Article by: Les Shaver One company reports rents collected above 97%. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/2UzzikL ...read more
Article by: Dees Stribling Under the revision, only 60% of PPP loans must be spent on payrolls, leaving the remaining 40% for other eligible expenses. ...read more
Article by: Katia Dmitrieva Payrolls rise 2.5 million as pandemic impact starts to ease Unemployment rate falls to 13.3%; Canadian jobs also rise Read the ...read more
Article by: Evelyn Jozsa Cushman & Wakefield’s Mike Mele details the positive and negative impacts of the coronavirus on the self storage industry. Read the ...read more
Article by: Conor Dougherty Collections have been surprisingly strong through the pandemic, but there are troubling signs — for landlords and tenants alike. Read the ...read more