KAR Properties is monitoring all data in regards to the unraveling of some of the sectors of the economy and the reaction to the coronavirus pandemic, also known as COVID-19, and its tenants in the ability to honor lease agreements and meet rental payment guidelines.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought some commercial real estate stakeholders together as some create forums to maintain an ongoing dialogue about the impacts companies are facing and best practices being utilized to navigate uncertainties.
Paramount Group, Inc. has announced it is seeking to enter into a joint venture agreement to sell a 10 percent interest in 1633 Broadway, a 2.5 million-square-foot trophy office building on Broadway between 50th and 51st streets in Manhattan.
The State of New York Court of Appeals has ruled that the Housing Stability Tenant Protection Act of 2019 cannot be applied retroactively to revive, or expand recovery on, a previously asserted rent overcharge claim. Now rent charges must be resolved under the law when they go into effect at the time the overcharge occurred.
The $3 billion share tender was expected to provide a hefty payout to early backers Benchmark Capital and Adam Neumann.
Manhattan office leasing has taken a tumble with leasing volume dropping by nearly 50 percent quarter-over-quarter. The slowdown in leasing activity is attributed to the stark drop in transactions during March when the coronavirus pandemic, also known as COVID-19, commenced, according to a recent Colliers International.
GlobeSt.com checked in with Francis Greenburger, chairman and CEO of Time Equities, Inc, to discuss the impact the coronavirus pandemic, also known as COVID-19, has had on the market and top stakeholders interests.
NEW YORK CITY- Landlords are busy working to pad their office investments amid trickling rent losses in the current volatile market environment.…
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