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JUNE 4, 2020

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Retail

Restaurants Face a Challenge If They Reopen with Limited Dining Capacity. What Can Landlords Do to Help?

PPP loans will not be enough to help most tenants stay afloat if they limit in-house dining capacity to comply with social distancing guidelines.

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Analysis

Affordable Housing Developers Remain Eager to Build New Projects

Affordable housing projects continued to move forward in many areas in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, although some obstacles have emerged.

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CRE Developers Recognize Growing Business Case for Wood Construction

The benefits of building CRE structures with light-frame construction, mass timber and pre-fab wood can include cost savings, faster production and a competitive edge for new projects.

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Podcast

Finance & Investment

NREI's Common Area: Episode 36

In this episode of NREI's Common Area, David Bodamer talks to Adam Gower, the founder of Gowercrowd, a crowdfunding resource for real estate developers. They discuss why it’s time for investors to consider distressed real estate, examples of adaptive reuse on commercial properties, and other ways that COVID-19 is shaking up commercial real estate. 

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NREI Wire

Mall Stocks Surge with Shoppers Coming Back Faster Than Expected

At North Carolina centers owned by Tanger traffic was at 80 percent of pre-pandemic levels.

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Los Angeles Passes Ordinance to Suspend Self-Storage Rent and Late Fees Due to COVID-19

The measure must still be signed by Mayor Eric Garcetti before it goes into effect.

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11 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

The New York Times looks at what campus life might be like in the fall. New York & Company might be the next retailer to go bankrupt, reports CNBC. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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