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OCTOBER 22, 2020

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Multifamily

Rents Plummet on Urban Apartments

By Bendix Anderson, Contributing Writer

The COVID-19 pandemic has driven renters to seek more space and cheaper rents in the suburbs.

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Retail

Retailers, Mall Landlords Prepare for Holiday Shopping Season Like No Other

By Liz Wolf, Contributing Writer

Thanksgiving Day sales are pretty much cancelled, and typically chaotic Black Friday shopping will look very different, leading retail experts to anticipate modest increases in holiday retail sales.

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Podcast

Finance & Investment

NREI's Common Area: Navigating Through a Tumultuous Year

By NREI Staff

In this episode of NREI 's Common Area podcast, David Bodamer talks to Brian Ward, CEO of Trimont Real Estate Advisors, about how COVID-19 has disrupted the industry in 2020.

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J.C. Penney Rushes to Finalize Sale to Lender, Landlord Group

Bloomberg

J.C. Penney Co. has formalized a planned sale to its bankruptcy lenders and biggest landlords, but must first finalize a staggering lease agreement in less than a week to close the deal.

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U.S. Commercial Real Estate Showing First Signs of a Thaw

Bloomberg

U.S. commercial real estate deals tumbled in the third quarter as Covid-19 continued to hammer the economy, but prices showed signs of improvement, according to Real Capital Analytics Inc.

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11 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

By NREI Staff

The pandemic is threatening urban renewal in cities across the nation, according to the Associated Press. San Francisco restaurants can increase indoor capacity to 50 percent starting Nov. 3, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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