As we all experience the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic it becomes all to apparent this virus, while indiscriminant in its spread across our country, its impact to business is disproportionally
Industrial real estate has been generally strong across the nation in the response to the last recession and prior to COVID-19. In Maine it doesn’t look like that is going to
Question. What you would expect to happen during COVID-19?
Answer. You should expect that in a global shutdown,
On March 10
th Mass. governor Baker gave the order to shut down all non-essential businesses in Massachusetts. The last 20 weeks have certainly presented unprecedented challenges but also incredible responses in the face of many obstacles. Regulators for the banks,
The last article I wrote for publication in the
New England Real Estate Journal was in January 2020 and it was to preview the upcoming year. Well as you can imagine I really missed. We all know so much has changed since then.
The article I wrote in January 2020 featured the Five Pillars of Boston’s commercial real estate market. The #1 pillar was talent.
Well, where do we start? I have been writing articles for the New England Real Estate Journal for as long as I can remember, at least 30 years, and never have I had a simpler, or more difficult
The number of restaurant transactions is up by more than 70% going into the fourth quarter of 2020 over the same comparable time in 2019.The confluence of economic and market conditions as a result
Ending the second quarter with the uncertainties that COVID will have in New Hampshire has left many unknowns in commercial real estate. As the state passed the early stages of the pandemic,
Now, several months into a moratorium on evictions, the housing market, rental market, and court system continue to stagger. At one end of the spectrum, facing quite a unique plight, is a
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