Hotel industry is in trouble and more lenders want out
As hotels across the U.S. continue to suffer — average occupancy is just under 50 percent — an increasing...
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Movie theaters might not come back after all
The release of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” was expected to be a return to some semblance of pre-coronavirus normalcy for...
Landlords lost about $9B in rental payments last quarter: report
Almost 11 million households were behind on rent or mortgage payments during the first three months of the pandemic....
Lennar reports untempered demand for new homes in Q3
The pandemic hasn’t kept Americans from buying new homes, as Lennar Corp. reported earnings, orders and deliveries rose in...
US foreclosure filings jump as some states end relief measures
August foreclosure filings across the U.S. jumped 11 percent from July, as several states ended their relief measures for...
Singapore’s housing market storms back
Singapore’s residential market rebounded in the second quarter, reversing a sharp downturn brought on by the pandemic. The recovery accelerated in June as new sales hit 998 units, nearly doubling the total from the...
Century 21 Stores files for bankruptcy, blames insurers
UPDATED, Sept. 10, 12:40 p.m.: Century 21 Stores is the latest retailer to file for bankruptcy, and it blames...
Market-rate rent payments sink to lowest level since start of pandemic
(Source: National Multifamily Housing Council/Tableau) September rent payments for market-rate apartments nationwide fell, the largest drop since the pandemic...
Retail rent payments inch back toward normal in August
Retail landlords can celebrate as rent collections are slowly but surely returning to normal levels after months of lackluster...
Hot commodity: Investors bet on mobile home parks
As returns fade and uncertainty reigns in traditional commercial real estate sectors, investors are moving money into mobile home...
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