Brad Kraus.
Finance  ·  Columnists
National

Bye-Bye Boutiques

By Brad Kraus
A partially opened large door with stuff just beyond it, including a bike.
Leases  ·  Analysis
National

Self-Storage Continues to Have a Good Pandemic

By Tom Acitelli
100 East 53rd Street.
Finance  ·  Construction
New York City

Vanke Files Lawsuit to Remove RFR From Midtown Condo Development Partnership

By Mack Burke and Cathy Cunningham
David Dinkins
Players
New York City

David Dinkins, NY’s First Black Mayor Who Set in Motion 1990s Rebound, Dies at 93

By Nicholas Rizzi
A wood-framed building going up.
Design + Construction  ·  Construction
Washington DC

Pandemic Hammers Multifamily Construction, But Developers Hopeful

By Keith Loria
An HQ by WeWork location in Manhattan.
Research  ·  Tenant Talk
National

Number of Coworking Spaces to Double or Triple Nationwide in the Next Five Years

By Nicholas Rizzi
zero irving entry
Tenant Talk
New York City

Finding An Office With All the Trimmings

By David M. Levitt
A man standing on a piece in front of some tables with tall buildings in the background.
Design + Construction  ·  Leases
New York City

City Winery’s Michael Dorf Is Barreling Forward

By Larry Getlen
Leases  ·  Sales
New York City

What Happens to SoHo After Rezoning?

By Bobby Carrozzo
Gov. Gavin Newsom issued the “limited” order that requires nonessential work, movement and gatherings to stop between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. in counties in the purple tier. That includes Los Angeles County, Orange County and about 94 percent of the state’s population.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things!

By The Editors
Gramercy Tavern in New York City
Coronavirus  ·  Tenant Talk
New York City

Danny Meyer’s Restaurants Stop Indoor, Outdoor Dining as NYC COVID Cases Spike

By Nicholas Rizzi
Columnists  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

On Construction Post-COVID, Win the Future or Get Swallowed by the Past

By Barry LePatner
Gov. Gavin Newsom issued the “limited” order that requires nonessential work, movement and gatherings to stop between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. in counties in the purple tier. That includes Los Angeles County, Orange County and about 94 percent of the state’s population.
Coronavirus
California

Gov. Newsom Issues Month-Long Curfew for California Amid COVID Scare

By Greg Cornfield
Tara Sherbert.
Design + Construction  ·  Finance
Southeast

The Sherbert Group’s Tara Sherbert on Tackling Historic Rehabs Amid COVID-19

By Mack Burke
Amazon's fulfillment center on Staten Island.
Leases  ·  Industrial
New York City

Amazon Extends NYC Leasing Streak With East New York Deal

By Chava Gourarie
7-eleven at 800 sixth ave
Leases  ·  Retail
Manhattan

7-Eleven Leverages Pandemic for Three New Manhattan Locations

By Chava Gourarie
The Freeway 110 on March 19 when all residents of California were ordered to stay at home in a bid to battle the coronavirus pandemic. Seven months later, county officials are warning another lockdown could come if a new surge continues to worsen.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

LA Sets New Restrictions as Coronavirus Cases Surge Again

By Greg Cornfield