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More Pandemic Relief and its Impact on Commercial Real Estate

More Pandemic Relief and its Impact on Commercial Real Estate

On Sunday, December 27, President Donald Trump signed the $900 billion 2020 Covid Relief bill that leaves very little for the commercial real estate to get excited about. From an economic standpoint, the bill is anemic in its efforts to boost broad economic liquidity and fails to address the challenges faced by the jobless and many of the companies that previously employed them. Still, there are a few provisions that offer some hope to office and retail owners working with te

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