Renewed off-campus housing demand driven by colleges has provided light at the end of the tunnel.
Finance  ·  Coronavirus
National

Off-Campus Student Housing is Providing a COVID-19 Lifeline for Major Colleges

By Mack Burke
The Dime which is opening in Williamsburg.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Hustling For Multifamily Tenants in the Age of Coronavirus

By Aaron Short
Savills Vice Chairman, Director David Lipson
Coronavirus  ·  Features
Washington DC

Bucking the Trend: Q&A With Savills’ David Lipson on DC’s Surprising Strengths

By Keith Loria
Rendering of The Pick-Up at Pike & Rose, North Bethesda, MD
Coronavirus  ·  Features
Washington DC

Federal Realty Launches Contactless Pick-Up at DC-Area Centers

By Keith Loria
Retail's Debt Bomb
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
National

Retail Has a Ticking Debt Bomb Set to Explode

By Tom Acitelli
Small fitness studios like Align Brooklyn in Park Slope, pictured above, are struggling to make ends meet and pay their rent in New York City after closing their doors two months ago because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

Will NYC’s Boutique Fitness Studios Survive Coronavirus?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
One Vanderbilt in Midtown.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Class A Meet Plan B: How the Coronavirus Could Impact NYC’s Newly Built Office Space

By Nicholas Rizzi
Boro Breakaway
Design + Construction  ·  Coronavirus
Washington DC

DC-Area Developers Launch Campaigns to Spotlight Tenants 

By Keith Loria
An empty WalmAmericans line up for supermarkets due to Covid19 pandemicart parking
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

How the Pandemic Is Driving Labor Activism Among Essential Workers

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
As the coronavirus shutdown nears the two month mark, New York City's film studio executives are sketching out what a safe return to work looks like. Some are hopeful that filming could resume in the late summer or in the fall.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Film Studios Stage a Coronavirus Comeback

By Sarika Gangar
Seven Reasons DC
Coronavirus  ·  Features
Washington DC

What Will a Post-COVID-19 Restaurant Scene Look Like?

By Keith Loria
WeWork Soho West
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

WeWork Members Unite in Slamming Coworking Firm on Fees

By Nicholas Rizzi
Morgan Stanley's New York headquarters at 1585 Broadway
Leases  ·  Features
New York City

New York Faces Specter of Banks Bailing on Space

By Tom Acitelli
The debt space is distressed.
Finance  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

The Distressed Debt Space Has Plenty of Interest, but the Dam Hasn’t Opened, Yet

By Mack Burke and Cathy Cunningham
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Senior Couple walking in a senior home.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
National

What Happens to Senior Living in the Age of Coronavirus?

By Aaron Short
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Devon Munos, Savills’ research manager for the Washington, D.C. region
Coronavirus  ·  Features
Virginia

Q&A: Savills’ Devon Munos Discusses Impact of COVID-19 on Northern Virginia Leasing

By Keith Loria
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CRE Finance Council’s Justin Ailes
Coronavirus  ·  Features
Washington DC

Q&A: CREFC’s Justin Ailes Is the Lobbyist Par Excellence of the Finance Industry

By Keith Loria
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