Almost 100,000 square meters (1.08 million square feet) of office leasing transactions were signed in the Dublin market during first quarter 2020, according to CBRE.

The spread of the novel coronavirus disease COVID-19 has propelled municipalities and state governments across the nation to institute stay-home and shelter-in-place orders, resulting in the closure of nonessential businesses.

The number of deals announced in the global retail sector increased by 29.4 percent during the week ended March 29, compared with the previous week, according to GlobalData’s deals database.

The Trepp CMBS Delinquency Rate inched up in March, a rare break from the downward trend that has extended for almost three years.

Institutional pension fund investors say expected long-term performance is the thing they find most attractive about long-income properties, according to a new study by Alpha Real Capital, a specialist manager of long-income assets.

Fred Pierce is the founder and CEO of Pierce Education Properties (PEP), a privately held owner/manager of student housing nationally. Founded in 1995, PEP has a portfolio of nearly $1 billion in student housing. Pierce discusses the coronavirus and its impact on college students. His company has more than 23,000 purpose-built student-housing beds in more than 23 cities and 24 major D-1 public universities.

Apartment investors are closely watching developments as the novel coronavirus pandemic creates economic disruption. The multifamily sector is likely to feel significant impacts, especially as job losses mount.

In China, activity is picking up across the logistics business and amongst Prologis’ customers, and signs are emerging of an economic recovery as many return to work. In the United States, Prologis’ proprietary Industrial Business IndicatorTM (IBI), which tracks customer activity in the United States, indicates a slowdown, albeit not as deep as during the global financial crisis.

Green lease clauses will be universally implemented in the real estate industry before the end of this decade, according to a new report published by Savills Investment Management.

The European data center market is poised to grow by $70.95 billion by 2024, according to a new study listed on ReportLinker.