Industry adapts and evolves as city moves to quell virus spread
CRE adopts a new normal to business as usual during pandemic disruption
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New Yorkers take unprecedented steps to combat the Coronavirus
REBNY is pushing for a significant expansion of federal, state and local programs to support our economy and help restaurants, retailers and small businesses.
10 ways to stay happy and healthy when working from home
Our experts have compiled some suggestions to guide telework novices and veterans alike toward a successful and sustainable experience during the coronavirus pandemic
DOB issues new virus protocols for contractors
Department of Buildings has set up a coronavirus protocol and is moving to reduce foot traffic at its offices through its online infrastructure..
REBNY members make promise to New Yorkers
Owners and managers of more than 150,000 rental apartments in the city vow to help residents weather this crisis safely in their homes.
Rent moratorium is wrong move, say housing groups
As New York lawmarkers move to halt evictions and cities start to enact rent moratoriums, one national housing group says the government needs to step in before everyone gets hurt
ICSC cancels Vegas convention as COVID-19 situation escalates
Annual Vegas event is latest victim of coronavirus disruption
A&G to market store leases as Modell’s declares bankruptcy
America’s oldest family owned and operated retailer of sporting goods to shutter 153 stores
Check which real estate events have been cancelled
Real Estate Weekly has up-to-the-minute details on event cancellations due to the coronavirus
The new normal: Residential brokers talk virtual tours, cleared out schedules and reconnecting with clients
With Coronavirus panic having hit a fever pitch as some schools announce temporary closures and the president declaring a travel ban on Europe, the residential real estate industry has been having to adapt to newly changed societal behavioral patterns. Many companies had already been advising employees to work remotely, but...