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What the coronavirus stimulus package means for real estate agents - Business Insider
What the coronavirus stimulus package means for real estate agents Business Insider
London landlords dump holiday lets on residential market - The Business Times
London landlords dump holiday lets on residential market The Business Times
San Francisco projecting budget shortfall as high as $1.7 billion because of the coronavirus - San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco projecting budget shortfall as high as $1.7 billion because of the coronavirus San Francisco Chronicle
New York developer with COVID-19 hopes for major post-pandemic upswing
As prominent New York developer Sharif El-Gamal recovers from the coronavirus, he says that agents need to wait out the storm as best they can.
4 ways to keep your energy bills low while you work from home
As shelter-in-place orders remain, Americans are spending significantly more on utilities. Here's how you can save money.
Dow closes worst quarter in more than 30 years; S&P 500 worst since financial crisis - The London Free Press
Dow closes worst quarter in more than 30 years; S&P 500 worst since financial crisis The London Free Press
Coronavirus in Crowded Spaces: How Apartments and Communities Could Help Lessen Spread
As the coronavirus crisis develops and its scope widens, community concerns have sprung up, especially in residential spaces.
Because of the “cluster” nature of the virus, communities must not only protect residents, but also limit public spread, both on the part of the property—whether an association or board, developer or owner—and residents and tenants. Any community is susceptible, from apartments to communities for retirees, and areas with dense high-rises, like New York City.
Baird & Warner donates $150K toward coronavirus response
The Chicago-based brokerage is giving back to the community through its charitable arm Good Will Network.
The Empire State Building’s new siren display is freaking people out
Meant to honor health and emergency workers amid the crisis, the latest display of lights at New York City's most iconic property didn't land quite as expected.
