The New Yorker looks at what happens when investment firms acquire trailer park communities. Many restaurants are finally reopening indoors, but there are still big challenges they need to overcome when doing so, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
Read MoreThe plan includes an extension of jobless benefits, another round of direct household payments, money for state and local governments and an expansion of vaccinations and virus-testing programs.
Read MoreCoastal economies are more vulnerable than previously thought to the consequences of rising sea levels, according to a new scientific assessment.
Read MoreThe Times Square Edition hotel, once valued at more than $2 billion, is about to inching closer to foreclosure.
Read MoreA unique perspective of how COVID-19 changed “business as usual.”
Read MorePeter Driscoll, the SEC's Division of Examinations director, said some firms had not responded to the commission even after multiple attempts to reach them.
Read MoreIt’s advisable to keep a pragmatic and open mind to help avoid suppositions—particularly around valuation—that may impair your ability to effectively prepare for and execute an eventual sale.
Read MoreInternational investors, including pension funds and SWFs, continue to target U.S. commercial real estate as part of their asset allocation strategies.
Read MoreAvison Young CEO Mark Rose comes on the podcast and talks about the opportunities that lie ahead for CRE as the pandemic begins to end.
Read MoreA handwritten will and eight marriages are the stuff that estate fights are made of.
Read MoreThe fund will focus on investing in areas including technology and data companies, along with supply chain and industrial services.
Read MoreImproving data and the imminent passing of the second-biggest stimulus program in U.S. history has turned optimism about a recovery into fears of an overheating economy.
Read MoreThe $1.9 trillion rescue bill that Congress is due to approve this week includes $86 billion to help support multiemployer pension plans, reports the New York Times. California has cleared theme parks and sports venues to reopen at reduced capacity in April, according to Vulture. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
Read MoreUnlike other co-working operators, Industrious focuses on private offices and management agreements with landlords.
Read MoreA succinct summary of the mergers, acquisitions and movements in the wealth management industry over the first week of March.
Read MoreSEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says the agency should put out more guidance before taking enforcement action on ESG and climate risk disclosure issues.
Read MoreCommonwealth's new SVP is charged with remodeling platform access to products and services for advisors around advanced planning, annuities, investments and retirement planning.
Read MoreAfter some doubt, the SEC's final rule allowing client testimonials will go into effect May 4. "I’m sure there’ll be people who want to press it and hit the gas pedal."
Read MoreA nuanced combination of factors goes into this decision.
Read MoreAbout 40% of upper-income adults in the U.S. said their financial situation improved in the past year, compared to one-third of lower income counterparts who said their finances worsened.
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