Of all major property sectors the industrial sector will have the steepest climb to recovery this year as it is most at risk from direct economic recession.

Business need to restart facilities with caution after the coronavirus lockdown to reduce the risk of damages.

The struggling economy and Covid-19 will influence commercial property investments in the long term

Larger office properties appear to have a greater chance of being fully let, statistics have indicated.

Commercial real estate is under pressure and Galetti’s John Jack is one of many within the industry urging the government to reinstate real estate services to avoid further losses.

Mall owners are feeling the effects of Covid-19, with tenants forced to discontinue business operations, but help is at hand for those hardest hit

The phased or risk-adjusted approach to lift the current national lockdown is welcome news for the agricultural sector, especially those industries mostly affected by the Covid-19 lockdown.

WeWork, the shared office space company, is making plans to change its workspaces in the post-coronavirus world, proposing new floor layouts, adding sanitising capabilities and shifting office traffic flows.

The holiday industry has been hard hit by the Covid-19 pandemic’ including guest houses and bed and breakfast establishments who no longer can trade but rates relief is in sight.

As a result the national lockdown, commercial tenants and businesses are buckling without income and have been forced to approach their lenders for financial relief.