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Category Archives: COVID-19
CRE Industry Reacts to $900B Relief Package
By Barbra Murray In general, by supporting the economy temporarily, the bill will support commercial real estate, giving people funds to help continue paying rent for their apartments and providing businesses with loans that can assist with lease payments. “There … Continue reading
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Office Distress Still Low, But Lease Expirations, Maturing Loans Loom Large
By Miriam Hall The coronavirus pandemic has not yet caused major distress for office owners, but the billions of loans out on properties with leases in their final stretch show just how much is at risk in the country’s priciest … Continue reading
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Important Message for Property Managers and Investment Property Owners: CDC
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has ordered a temporary halt on evictions for non-payment of rent and other fees in order to prevent the further spread of COVID. This order is effective Sept. 4, 2020, through Dec. 31, 2020. Repayment … Continue reading
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House Bill 1105: The Coronavirus Relief Act Passed – Reported by NC Rep. and CRCBR Member Jay Adams
Below is a press release from NC Representative and CRCBR member Jay Adams regarding the announcement of the passage of NC House Bill 1105 that will directly provide positive economic impact for Catawba County and Future Jobs. Recently House Bill … Continue reading
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Analysts Weigh In On What CRE Can Expect For Each Asset Class In Q4
By Christie Moffat, Tim Carroll, Jon Banister, Dean Boerner, Kerri Panchuk, Jarred Schenke, Matthew Rothstein, Dees Stribling and Kelsey Neubauer Most years, we are not ready to say goodbye to summer, but this year things are different. There is the economy, … Continue reading
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BREAKING: North Carolina Moves to Phase 2.5
North Carolina’s new ‘Phase 2.5’ starts Friday at 5 p.m. Indoor fitness facilities and bowling alleys can open at 30% capacity Museums can open at 50% capacity Playgrounds allowed to open Mass-gathering limits raised to 25 indoors, 50 outdoors Places … Continue reading
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How Commercial Property Managers are Navigating Building Health and Safety in the COVID-19 Era
By Ashley Fahey During the Covid-19 pandemic, commercial property managers have been in the middle of it all. They’ve stocked buildings with personal protective equipment, are frequently communicating with landlords and tenants, following protocols if a positive case is reported … Continue reading
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Industrial Real Estate Faces Short-Term Decline in NAIOP Report
By Scott Baltic Given the U.S. economy’s deterioration and the likelihood that the recession will continue through the end of this year, industrial space absorption will decline sharply in the third quarter, according to a report from NAIOP. NAIOP’s Third … Continue reading
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CRE Brokers Change Course To Lead Clients Through Uncharted Territory
By Julia Troy The coronavirus’s ability to exploit crowded, enclosed spaces to spread has forced everyone from Fortune 500 companies and small businesses to individuals working from home to rethink the layout and purpose of spaces. Between the economic repercussions … Continue reading
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Office Owners Consider More Expensive Upgrades As Slow Return To Work Continues
By Jon Banister The return to the workplace has been slower than many office owners expected, leading them to consider costlier measures to make employees feel comfortable entering their buildings. In the early days of the reopening process, owners implemented … Continue reading
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