Traffic Is Returning Faster to Outlet Centers Than Malls What Does that Mean for the Sector’s Future? (National Real Estate Investor) - Oct. "With the coronavirus pandemic freezing international, business and convention travel, many hotels are turning to a group of consumers they’ve never before relied upon for revenue: local residents." "While many campuses are struggling with major outbreaks, some schools have successfully contained the virus."Ĭoworking, Staycations, Drag Shows: How Hotels Are Drumming Up New Revenue Streams (Bisnow) - Oct. "A surge in online shopping is bolstering the warehousing sector, making logistics assets unusually pandemic-resistant."Ĭolleges Learn How to Suppress Coronavirus: Extensive Testing (New York Times) - Oct. schools from kindergarten to high school have avoided a spike in COVID-19 cases, early data show, but medical experts say the real test is coming as students in large densely-populated cities such as New York and Miami return to classrooms."Į-commerce Fuels Industrial’s Unstoppable Engine (Commercial Property Executive) - Oct.
schools in suburbs, small cities reopening without COVID spike big cities up next (Reuters) - Oct. "One observer thinks tenants in non-anchored shopping centers are more likely to fight through tough times." Retail Without an Anchor Store Could Be a Better Bet, Says One Investor (Globe St.) - Oct. "Last month, 10.6 percent of the city’s apartment tenants missed a rent payment, more than double the rate of a year earlier." in Rise of Apartment Tenants Not Paying Rent (Bloomberg via National Real Estate Investor) - Oct. "Depreciation, debt write-offs, tax credits and other measures are among the tax avoidance benefits inherent in the sector." Trump Tax Saga Shines Spotlight on Benefits of CRE Ownership (National Real Estate Investor) - Oct. The new work-from-anywhere culture of the coronavirus pandemic is one of the top reasons Denver is experiencing its most competitive housing market in history."
"It’s a destination for tech workers fleeing the pricey Bay Area and for metropolitan East Coasters looking for more expansive outdoor space. "Avison Young specialists Randy Keller, Nick Banks, Brian Cooper and Laef Barnes discuss how the sector is accommodating sudden growth and new products driven by vaccine development."ĭenver suddenly has one of the most competitive housing markets in America (CNBC) - Oct. Life Sciences Bolstered by COVID-19 Vaccine Race (Commercial Property Executive) - Oct.
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