As the country attempts to turn the corner from COVID-19, many experts are sharing their POVs for CRE. Looking for information about a city, industry, or how firms are approaching business activities in this time? These articles lend more granular information and, sometimes, even some good news. We did some work to find some of the best sites to find information about COVID-19 and how it can be directly related to CRE.
Forbes writer Brad Hunter takes a holistic approach at analyzing the impact of COVID-19 from a regional and industry perspective.
At CBRE Reports, readers can find stats on office space by cities in the US and the impact of COVID-19 segmented by industry.
In uncertain times, accurate and authoritative sources are some of the best resources to use for information. Marcum LLP provides a list of government resources available for CRE businesses.
BOMA gives users information about the various provisions included in COVID-19 aid.
JLL reports on how COVID-19 has impacted the commercial real estate industry with a downloadable report.
The New York Post wrote an interesting piece with insights into how landlords in the NYC area are finding creative ways to negotiate rent payments with tenants.
This piece by in the National Law Review comes equipped with tips about how to stay ahead of the game with tenant relationships.
The Motley Fool, a finance management group, poses and interesting question about pandemic clauses in leases. Is this something leasing agents can expect to see going forward?
Biz Journal outlines the first three steps landlords should taken when handling COVID-19.
What will a post-COVID office look like? Start planning ahead with predictions based on weeks of working from home and social distancing in this piece from Forbes.
Bisnow makes a great argument as to why now is the time to invest in your company's tech stack.
See insights on how the coronavirus has impacted global transactions so far. Read their Q1 insights here.
Bisnow guides readers through a glance at the benefits of portfolio diversification in an economic downturn.
PERE
This piece from PERE takes a deep look into the various ways the coronavirus is impacting property prices and lenders.
Any of these sites provide an abundance of resources from how to reach out to tenants to market forecasting based on the COVID-19 induced economic crisis. These sources are credible and provide a source of truth and guidance from attorneys and industry professionals.