Tenants/Landlords

The resilience of Singapore’s retail sector will depend less on individual actors and more on the strength of the ecosystem as a whole

Most of the major institutional landlords have sharply curtailed purchases since the middle of 2022

[LOS ANGELES] Michael Hackman, who spent billions of dollars acquiring soundstages around the world, is becoming one of the big casualties of a global slump in film and TV production.

Frail household confidence has weighed on the UK economy in recent years, as consumers make up around 60% of gross domestic product

The dispute stems from a dilapidation cost agreement made with the former main tenant of its Berlin Campus

Rents are forecast to increase another 3% over the next year as tenants compete for a dwindling supply of homes

It is also demanding that the cafe remove items that have encroached into the space, and pay legal costs of S$5,500

[NEW YORK] Real estate groups are challenging a ruling by a federal judge that allowed New York City to begin enforcing a new law requiring landlords, rather than their tenants, to pay fees for hiring...

New environmental rules undermine the laws of economics