How will we work? Much about the future of office remains uncertain amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and the shutdowns in its wake, questions about the future of the office industry have come to the fore.
September 1, 2020: Vol. 32, Number 8
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Health and safety in an office environment
In the COVID-19 era, asset management will be an important differentiator among office landlords, as health and safety concerns become paramount.
Shop talk: A conversation with Jennifer Stevens
Jennifer Stevens has long focused on empowering the institutional investment community to elevate best practices.
Data and decision making: Infill industrial and the new era of real estate transparency
CompStak’s database of lease-by-lease effective rents allowed us to build an infill industrial model that we think will help us select assets that will outperform.
Narrowing down the alternatives: Three megatrends in housing, healthcare and technology will support investments in alternative real estate
Three megatrends will drive long-term outperformance in the alternative housing, healthcare and technology real estate property types.
Taking stock: The top 10 issues affecting real estate, 2020–2021
The members of The Counselors of Real Estate have identified the current and emerging issues expected to have the most significant impacts on real estate.
A match not made in heaven: Securitization and the commercial mortgage industry
Commercial mortgages and securitization have always made for an uneasy alliance.
Pivot to video: Maintaining connections in a disconnected world
With travel curtailed, we have taken our mission online with a series of 4x4 Virtual Roundtables for small groups of GPs, LPs and consultants.
Taking the last mile to the mall
The shift to ecommerce has meant changing fortunes for industrial and retail real estate.
Fed support maintains liquidity in real estate capital markets
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought widespread economic disruption and introduced uncertainty in the real estate capital markets over the past several months.
$40b raised by real estate funds closing in Q2 2020
The pandemic did not appear to have any ill effects on the real estate fundraising total registered during the second quarter.
Commercial real estate returns turn negative with historic drop in rent
The return for institutional investors as measured by the NCREIF Property Index (NPI) was –0.99 percent in the second quarter.