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MAY 5, 2020

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What CRE Will Look Like as America Reopens

By David Bodamer, Editorial Director

Even after the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic is over, how we use physical space will be transformed for the foreseeable future. This slideshow is an exploration how the various property types could look in the months and years ahead.

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Alternative Properties

Data Center Sector Shaping Up to Be Another Outperformer in an Altered Market

By Sebastian Obando, Staff Writer

Occupier demand continues to be strong in the data center space, despite the coronavirus outbreak impacting leasing across many other commercial real estate sectors, according to industry sources. “Activity remains consistent, with some segments like cloud service providers seeing increased demand,” says Pat Lynch, senior managing director of data center solutions at real estate services firm CBRE.

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Finance & Investment

NREI's Common Area, Episode 34

By NREI Staff

In this episode of NREI's Common Area Podcast, David Bodamer talks to guest Bob Atkins, principal of the Atkins Cos., about what Atkins has learned from operating his company's medical office portfolio in the COVID-19 era. 

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Front Yard Plunges as Virus Claims $2.3 Billion Housing Deal

Bloomberg

Amherst Holding terminated a $2.3 billion planned acquisition as coronavirus makes due diligence difficult.

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America’s Retailers Return to Lure Shoppers to Malls

Bloomberg

Chains such as Macy’s, Dillard’s and Belk are letting customers inside stores in parts of the country.

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10 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today

By NREI Staff

MGM Resorts completed a $750 million debt offering, reports MarketWatch. Some businesses in California are opening doors despite stay-at-home orders, according to the Los Angeles Times. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.

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