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What's Next - What Is Happening With Lenders, Servicers And Special Servicers - Finance and Banking - United States
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Hotels Provide Sanctuary On The Front Lines; Saving Grace In The Time Of Crisis
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Total Vacancy: Hotels Searching For Answers In Wake Of COVID-19
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Hotels Provide Sanctuary on the Front Lines; Saving Grace in the Time of Crisis
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Hotels Provide Sanctuary on the Front Lines; Saving Grace in the Time of Crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has emptied hotels. Occupancy rates have plummeted. Owners and operators are laying off staff and closing hotels. But in the midst of a crisis, need and opportunity meet. Cities across the country, desperate for beds to house first responders, trained medical personnel, or infected patients that just need a place to self-isolate, are turning to these same hotels for accommodation. The hotel industry is responding and providing sanctuary in the time of crisis.
Commercial Real Estate Tips Of The Week: Practical Answers From Sheppard Mullin's Coronavirus Task Force
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Well, it's been quite a week for all of us! Our national real estate team has compiled the top COVID-19 questions we received from our clients. The following is a summary of our guidance and suggested action items: Q: A tenant has just advised us that their employee has tested positive for the virus. What are our notice and disclosure obligations as real estate owners and managers?
California Executive Order Permits "Commandeering" Hotels
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Total Vacancy: Hotels Searching for Answers in Wake of COVID-19
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Commercial Real Estate Tips of the Week: Practical Answers from Sheppard Mullin’s Coronavirus Task Force
Well, it’s been quite a week for all of us! Our national real estate team has compiled the top COVID-19 questions we received from our clients. The following is a summary of our guidance and suggested action items: Q: A tenant has just advised us that their employee has tested positive for the virus. What are our notice and disclosure obligations as real estate owners and managers? A: This was by far our most popular question of the week.
California Executive Order Permits “Commandeering” Hotels
California Governor Newsom yesterday issued an executive order that reserves the right to commandeer hotels and other similar facilities to serve as facilities for dealing with individuals affected with Covid-19. Under the California Emergency Services Act (Ca. Gov. Code § 8550 et seq.), the Governor is authorized to commandeer or use any private property or personnel deemed necessary in the exercise of emergency powers during a state of war or state of emergency.
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