Most Americans fall somewhere in between, with fear of illness, fear of impending economic stress, and disorientation caused by this time out of time colliding against the desire to return to work and to “normal life.”…
Data suggest New Jersey and its suburbs of New York City will be the hardest hit by COVID-19. …
One of the most-celebrated architects in the world, Lauren Rottet predicts the coronavirus global pandemic will affect hotel design in the future while some features already implemented by the notable designer will become standard practice. …
The coronavirus pandemic has forced millions of people to work from home. When we emerge out the other side, will we return to our offices or will work have changed forever? …
As more single women enter the housing market, agents must arm themselves with the skills needed to best serve this demographic and cater to their specific needs. …
For investors seeking to diversify their portfolios, commercial real estate can be a stabilizing asset class with the potential for income and added value in the future. …
COVID-19 affects home buying and selling in various ways. Now, is it making the in-person closing a thing of the past? …
It’s all about shifting your sails with the winds and making the most of the situation. …
Despite Hong Kong’s well-documented troubles, at this juncture, the SAR remains indispensable to Beijing as a controlled funnel for financial flows both in and out of the mainland. …
Agents think that boutique buildings will win out over large developments and townhouses will become more prized. …