Americas Pressing pause: COVID-19’s impact on transactions has varied based on property type Deal volume tumbled 71 percent year-over-year in April, and May 2020 saw the lowest volume for any May since 2010.
Americas Shifting sands: The parameters of core real estate have always stretched at the end of cycles, but fundamental changes could now alter its very definition Core real estate has always been a fluid concept. Nevertheless, as the parameters of core change over time, the underlying philosophy remains unchanged.
Americas Core assets: The leverage lever Traditionally, core assets have been kept to a low level of leverage. But that perspective is not necessarily a globally held one.
Americas Decisions, decisions: What is going on here? COVID-19 has thrown business plans back on the table for review. This might be a good time to review decision processes, too.
Americas Five trends for office: What will work look like by the end of 2021? These are the big office trends we’re noticing and feel will continue through 2021.
Americas Responding to crisis: How we have approached the current moment Our mission at Institutional Real Estate, Inc. has always been to promote and defend the interests of institutional investors around the globe.
Americas Amid pandemic, hotels refocus on student living Hotels are becoming an alternative to dorm or off-campus housing this fall.
Americas CDC’s quarantine authority invoked to ban evictions The Trump administration has introduced a residential eviction moratorium using the Centers for Disease Control’s quarantine authority.
Americas Biden outraises Trump among real estate donors When it comes to the real estate industry, campaign finance contributions indicate Biden has more support.
Americas Single-family rental market booms during pandemic Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the single-family rental market has been increasingly attractive to tenants — and investors.
Americas The big continue to get bigger The aggregate AUM of the top 100 real estate largest investment managers increased by 9.1 percent in 2019.
