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Trump to Resume Coronavirus Briefings

Trump to Resume Coronavirus Briefings

President Donald Trump said that he will resume holding coronavirus press briefings at the White House, likely starting Tuesday, as a sharp rise in cases across the nation coincides with his declining […]

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PA Makes $50M Available for Hazard Pay Grants

Governor Tom Wolf announced the availability of $50 million in grant funding to help employers provide hazard pay to employees in life-sustaining occupations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hazard pay is […]

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Do You Need A Corporate Move Management Company

Move Management Company

Selecting a move management company that’s right for your business is critical for an office relocation and/or expanding business. Today, companies are so focused on moving into their new space […]

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Eagles Fans Won’t Be Attending Home Games

Eagles Fans Won't Be Attending Home Games

Philadelphia officials said Tuesday that fans would not be allowed to attend professional sports games — meaning the Eagles will not have spectators at any home games in 2020. Health […]

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Falling Occupancy and Rent Reductions to Cause Cap Rate Increases

Falling Occupancy and Rent Reductions to Cause Cap Rate Increases

The prospect of falling occupancies and rent reductions will cause cap rates to rise. COVID-19 has been a shock to public health and the economy. As the toll of new […]

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Cherry Hill Schools Draft Reopening Plan

Cherry Hill Schools Draft Reopening Plan

Extensive school sanitizing, masks for everyone in school nearly all the time and a hybrid schedule of meeting in person and remotely are draft recommendations for the return of Cherry […]

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Philadelphia Cancels All Large Public Events

Philadelphia Cancels All Large Public Events

All large-scale public events will be canceled through Feb. 28, a city spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. The move effectively cancels the postponed Broad Street Run and the annual Mummers Parade on […]

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Murphy to Lift NJ Transit 50 Seat Limit

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday the 50% capacity limit for New Jersey Transit will be lifted as of 8 a.m. Wednesday. Murphy said the transit agency was beginning […]

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Large Restaurant Chains Recovering Faster

Large Restaurant Chains Recovering Faster

Big restaurant chains have largely recovered from the coronavirus pandemic, but the rest of the industry is taking longer to bounce back, according to a Bank of America study. Analysts […]

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WCRE SECOND QUARTER 2020 REPORT

UNDER SEVERE CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS, THE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY & PHILLY CRE MARKETS STILL OUTPERFORMED EXPECTATIONS Despite Widespread Lockdowns, Closures, and Uncertainty, the Market Showed Strength Commercial real estate brokerage WCRE […]

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Protecting Your Business During Civil Unrest

Protecting Your Business During Civil Unrest

Civil unrest can create unique challenges for businesses. Specifically, business owners face the risk of vandalism, stolen or damaged goods and extensive property damage. With this in mind, it’s crucial […]

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Murphy to Require Masks Outdoors

Murphy to Require Masks Outdoors

Phil Murphy said he’ll sign an executive order Wednesday mandating that masks or other face coverings be worn outdoors, as the COVID-19 virus surges across the country and the transmission […]

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