covid-19

Construction technologies keep socially distant job sites connected

Many technologies designed to transform the built environment and improve construction processes have made the transition from beta gadgets to functional tools over the past…

Facing new challenges: Even as indoor dining returns, running a restaurant not for the timid

Restaurants have been among the businesses hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting shutdown orders. But as they slowly reopen on-site dining options,…

COVID-19’s impact on net lease market? That’s complicated

The Boulder Group's Randy Blankstein sees a net lease market that is holding its own even as the United States continues to suffer through the…

Is new survey a sign that multifamily market might soon face greater COVID-19 challenges?

The multifamily market has remained surprisingly strong during the COVID-19 pandemic, with most tenants still paying their monthly rents on time. A new survey of…

JLL: Not all companies in St. Louis ready to welcome workers back to the office

Companies across the country are preparing to bring their workers back to the office, whether in small groups or larger waves. But how close are…

Preparing for evictions and lease litigation in the wake of the pandemic

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit U.S. cities in mid-March and the vast majority of businesses were compelled to close or severely limit operations, it caused…

Cushman & Wakefield to provide COVID-19 reopening guidance to Indianapolis’ 16 Tech

Indianapolis' 16 Tech Community Corporation has inked a deal with Cushman & Wakefield to assist it in the development of pandemic operating protocols and procedures,…

National focus: Industrial sector taking COVID-19 in stride

COVID-19 has quickly been a disruptor to markets of every stripe. For the industrial real estate asset class, this disruption has largely been positive thus…

If you can’t build it, they won’t come: What the future holds for the construction industry

Corbin Van Arsdale remembers early March vividly. A phone on each ear, important conference calls happening on each, the mayor of Austin suburb Cedar Park…

Revenues down. Patients nervous. But CRE pros still predict strong recovery for healthcare real estate

A revenue dip of up to 60 percent. That’s the bottom line number cited by one CRE pro when talking about the negative impact that…

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