20May
Worst-Case Scenarios: Navigating The ‘What Ifs’ Of Coronavirus
Before the coronavirus hit, the real estate industry was riding an all-time high. Global CRE investment was at its highest level ever, home building was up, and developers were eager to use the industry’s continued momentum to get new projects...
By:
Goulston & Storrs PC
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