Change to the Bankruptcy Code Protects Landlords
Let’s look at how a temporary change to the bankruptcy code protects landlords. The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (CAA), signed into law on December 27, 2020 provides money for […]
Read More....Philadelphia Lifting Restrictions on Dining & Theatres
Philadelphia will lift its ban on indoor dining, theaters and in-person college instruction on Jan. 15 as Covid-19 cases continue to drop in the city. Restaurants will be allowed to […]
Read More....WCRE FOURTH QUARTER 2020 REPORT
WCRE FOURTH QUARTER 2020 REPORT: SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY & PHILLY CRE MARKETS REMAIN ON SHAKY GROUND AS PANDEMIC WEARS ON Industrial was Strong, While Other Sectors Felt the Brunt of […]
Read More....Governor Murphy Signs the NJ Economic Recovery Act of 2020
Effective today, January 7, 2020, Governor Phil Murphy signed the NJ Economic Recovery Act of 2020. The NJERA bill creates a 7-year, $14 Billion Dollar bundle of tax incentives geared […]
Read More....Apartment Rents, Occupancies Stabilizing in Center City Philadelphia
Philadelphia proved to be one of the most stable major apartment markets in the U.S. during 2020, with rents in many of its suburban submarkets ending the year up more than […]
Read More....Why Reviews Matter in Business
Let’s examine why reviews matter to consumers. The wide-spread and long-lasting effects of COVID-19 remain to be seen, but one thing we can all agree on is that both retail […]
Read More....NJ Opens Vaccine Registration Portal
The state’s new website to sign up to receive a vaccine for the coronavirus has gone live. The site allows people to pre-register even if you are not currently eligible. […]
Read More....Eight Ways the Pandemic Changed Commercial Real Estate
The coronavirus pandemic has forced the commercial real estate market into a series of seismic shifts, accelerating some trends and bringing others to a complete halt. It wasn’t so long […]
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