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National

Industrial Conversions Sail Into More Malls as Operators Drop Anchors

By Nicholas Rizzi
Re-opening Continues Across Densely Populated New York And New Jersey Areas
Coronavirus
National

Retail Sales Increase for Third Month in a Row, But Jump Was Less Than Predicted

By Nicholas Rizzi
The Judicial Council of California originally approved the temporary rules staying eviction proceedings in April.
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
California

California Courts to Allow Eviction Proceedings in September

By Greg Cornfield
Throw out the law firm office of the past.
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

Most Lawyers Want to Come Back to the Office, Survey Says

By Tom Acitelli
Industry
California

HelloOffice Launches Silicon Valley Post

By Greg Cornfield
Commercial Observer's Max Gross, Industry City's Kathe Chase, Regina Myer of Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, Johanna Greenbaum of the Brooklyn Navy Yard talked about the perils of reopening office and retail in Brooklyn amid the pandemic.
Design + Construction  ·  Leases
New York City

Brooklyn and Queens Developers Consider a Pandemic Market

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Steven Lurie.
Finance  ·  Columnists
National

Five Loan Document Tips For Borrowers During The Pandemic

By Steven Lurie
1200 Corporate Center Drive in Monterey Park
Leases  ·  Office
Los Angeles

Carmichael Intl. Moves Headquarters into 29K SF at Omninet’s LA Corporate Center

By Greg Cornfield
The 7.6-acre retail property will be repositioned and rebranded as Ovation Hollywood in a $100 million makeover.
Development
Los Angeles

Hollywood’s Most Iconic Shopping Center Set for $100M Transformation

By Greg Cornfield
Although L.A. has seen notoriously high construction costs for years, some active developers expect that land, building materials, and labor costs will come down amid the pandemic.
Coronavirus  ·  Development
Los Angeles

LA Development Permitting Drops 45 Percent Since April

By Greg Cornfield
Brooklyn Housing Court on Livingston Street in Downtown Brooklyn is too cramped to hold trials safely during the pandemic. So the state reopened the court for in-person appearances last week but relocated a trial to a larger courtroom nearby.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Can NYC Reopen Its Housing Courts Safely?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Finance  ·  Coronavirus
National

Don’t Forget About U.S.: Hungry Foreign Capital in the COVID-19 Era

By Mack Burke
Ian Anderson.
Columnists  ·  Coronavirus
Washington DC

Will COVID-19 Accelerate DC’s Ascent?

By Ian Anderson
Even with outdoor dining and drinking, restaurants and bars in New York City continue to struggle and pay rent.
Leases  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

Most NYC Restaurants and Bars Couldn’t Pay Their July Rent

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Men's Wearhouse
Coronavirus
National

Lord & Taylor, Men’s Wearhouse Bankruptcies Leave Stores in Limbo

By Nicholas Rizzi
Retail trade regained 7,900 jobs or 6 percent over the prior month, but it’s still down 17,400 jobs during the pandemic.
Los Angeles

LA Regained 50k Jobs Last Month, But Still Down 201k Since Coronavirus Outbreak

By Greg Cornfield
Robert Knakal.
Columnists
New York City

Breaking Down the Battered CRE Product Types in 2020

By Robert Knakal