Cramer: Commercial real estate in trouble if we continue to work from home after crisis
CNBC's Jim Cramer sounded the alarm about commercial real estate on Tuesday, saying that working from home would be an attractive option even after the pandemic is over......»»
How Big Data Is Helping Real Estate Investors Weather Market Turmoil
Following last week’s initial claims number, more than 30 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits since the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis prompted the implementation of nation-wide stay-at-home orders. read more.....»»
A New York real estate agent"s advice for buying or selling a home during the coronavirus crisis
Portland Press Herald / Contributor/Getty Images Real estate has taken a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the number of new listings dropping by 19% in early April, according to online real estate dat.....»»
Founder of one of the region"s largest commercial real estate firms dies at 93
Anthony Sansone Sr., the founder of Sansone Group, one of the region's largest commercial real estate companies, died Monday morning. He was 93. Mr. Sansone died of natural causes at his home in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. He was principal, chairma.....»»
Zillow, the largest real estate listing platform in the US, will allow over 5,000 employees to work from home for the rest of the year
SOPA Images / Contributor/Getty Images The real estate listing platform, Zillow, will allow employees to work from home for the rest of 2020. The company's CEO, Rich Barton, tweeted on April 24, "My personal opinions about WFH have been.....»»
5 Insights for Real Estate in the Time of COVID-19
1. The real estate industry is moving faster. The current realities of work-from-home and social distancing are forcing our industry to embrace digital systems and tools more quickly than we otherwise would have chosen to adapt or adopt. .....»»
CBRE CEO, execs take salary reductions to offset financial crisis
CBRE is the largest commercial real estate brokerage in Dallas......»»
CBRE CEO, execs, take salary reductions to offset financial crisis
CBRE is the largest commercial real estate brokerage in Denver, with more than 32 million square feet brokered in leases and sales in 2019......»»
Coronavirus crisis "not an excuse"—real estate CEO says those who can should pay their rent
"Some people have lost their jobs, and it's our obligation to work with them," Related Companies CEO Jeff Blau told CNBC......»»
Coronavirus hits commercial real estate in the UK as retailers fall behind on rent
The coronavirus pandemic is hitting U.K. commercial property hard, as retailers close for an indefinite period and shoppers remain locked down at home......»»
Commercial real estate, hospitality industry cope with stay-at-home: MBJ Podcast #52
Tracy Johnson, leader of the Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin, emphasized the cooperation occurring in response to COVID-19, and the sense of responsibility public and private sector officials share. Johnson has been involved with the re.....»»
Coronavirus: Dayton CRE developers, brokers plan to move forward on projects
Local commercial real estate brokers and developers are planning to continue working across the region amid the coronavirus outbreak, though current and future projects may still be impacted......»»
Block Real Estate finds creative ways to do business amid coronavirus
In real estate, seeing is believing.  Although many companies around town are having employees work from home, they’ll still need office space when the effects of the coronavirus begin to fade and business as normal resumes.  So, what’s a.....»»
Coronavirus: Cincinnati CRE developers plan to move forward on projects
Greater Cincinnati commercial real estate developers are planning to continue working on projects across the region as the novel coronavirus has spread to the region. Dan Ruh, executive vice president and Cincinnati market leader for Al Neyer, said .....»»
Not Silicon Valley of the South: Atlanta known by corporations for its diversity, optimism
How does the business world perceive Atlanta? Who better to ask than a commercial real estate executive familiar with some of the high-profile tech and other companies looking to make Atlanta home. Christian Devlin, senior vice president with CBRE's techn.....»»
Standard U.S. economic weapons may be inadequate for coronavirus crisis
As the risks of the coronavirus outbreak continue to rise, U.S. officials are wrestling with what to do in the worst-case economic scenarios, if large numbers of people can't go to work, are told to stay home, or stop going out in public entirely......»»
Economist visiting Wichita forecasts 2020 will be a "good time to be in business"
Dotzour, a former Wichita State University professor, said commercial real estate will continue to be a good investment choice in 2020......»»
Zillow stock jumps as home-buying business continues to increase revenue and losses
Zillow Group Inc. shares gained more than 8% in after-hours trading Wednesday after the online real-estate company continue.....»»
With highest vacancy rate since 1993, downtown D.C."s office woes continue to mount
Downtown D.C.'s office vacancies hit another record-setting high in late 2019, a continued cause for alarm among the District's commercial real estate industry. The Downtown D.C. Business Improvement District estimates there's about 7.7 million squa.....»»
Houston"s Things to Watch in 2020: Commercial real estate and residential real estate
The office market in Houston will likely stay slow as renovations to older buildings continue......»»
Rude at work? Fork over $24, survey says
Imagine your boss fining you for not meeting a deadline, showing up five minutes late to a meeting, or having your cellphone ring during a meeting. The folks at London commercial real estate firm Savoy Stewart surveyed nearly 1,600 American office work.....»»