Right now, almost all of us are working from home. But the commercial real estate industry has always been about getting to know people face-to-face. So, we would like to ask our readers to share a bit of yourselves with us at this unprecedented moment in time. Please share photos of yourselves at your new at-home workspaces, with your new pint-sized and furry co-workers and wearing your new protective gear (with your names and professional affiliations included if possible). We will publish the best images in an online gallery and in a future issue of NREI magazine. We look forward to hearing from and seeing you from a safe distance.

Please email the photos to elaine.misonzhnik@informa.com with the subject line NREI Reader Photos.

The economic shutdown precipitated by the comprehensive social distancing measures underway across the United States came at a time when the multifamily construction pipeline was chock full of new projects scheduled to open throughout the year. The sector’s pace in recent years has been to add about 300,000 new units annually. This year was no exception, with about 300,000 units planned, although 180,000 of those units had been set to arrive in the second half of 2020, according the Marcus & Millichap.  

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Can new technologies help commercial real estate professionals complete deals while both they and their clients are staying at home? VR and AR technology are drawing more attention in the commercial real estate space, but COVID-19 precautions stall widespread adoption, according to industry sources.

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