COVID-19 Could Permanently Change CRE Models
The spread of the coronavirus could lead to permanent changes in commercial real estate, including increasing reliance on remote working, online shopping and medtech integration, JLL predicts.
NRF Says Disruption to Imports Worse Than Expected
by Steve Adams | Mar 10, 2020
Shutdowns of Chinese factories since the COVID-19 outbreak are having a longer and larger-than-expected effect on U.S. imports, according to the leading retail industry group.
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