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Sortis Income Fund Produces Net Annualized Return of 10.02% During Q3 2020

Sortis is a Profitable, Low-Float Alternative Investment Company You Can’t Miss

Sortis Continues Trend of Profitability in 2020

Sortis Holdings, Inc.’s Diversified Alternative Investment Approach Entices as Global Markets Face Historic Volatility

Sortis Income Fund delivers ninth consecutive quarter of returns that exceed targets.

Sortis Income Fund delivers 10th consecutive quarter of returns that exceed targets.

Sortis Income Fund Closes Year With 12th Consecutive Quarter of Solid Returns

Sortis Income Fund Produces Net (Annualized) Return of 7.1% During Q1 2020

Sortis Income Fund Delivers 11th Consecutive Quarter of Solid Returns Expands to TD Ameritrade platforms

Sortis Income Fund Produces Net Annualized Return of 10.2% During Q2 2020

Sortis Accelerates Investment Activity Amid Crisis

U.S. Commercial Real Estate Showing First Signs of a Thaw

Whoever Wins the Presidential Election, It Won’t Upend Commercial Real Estate Returns

Some Real Estate Investors Are Putting More Money in One Basket

Adaptive Reuse is the Future of Commercial Real Estate

New innovations could help CRE owners create virus-free buildings

To guard against Covid-19, companies look to reshape workplace with tracking apps, touchless doors and plant-festooned dividers

Construction after COVID-19: The new normal for real estate development

Life Sciences Real Estate Demand Thrives: CBRE

Biomanufacturing is an Emerging Growth Spot Within Life Sciences

Landlords are thankful for activities that bring in additional revenue or foot traffic

Rise of alternative assets part of 'another revolution'

Alternative Investment: Necessity Is The Mother Of Transformation

Portland area biotech raises $65M from investors for expansion

The impact of AI on business and society

Companies turning to technology provide boost to global trade but labour market will feel implications

Entrepreneurship Is the Vaccine for Urban Economies

COVID-19 accelerating purpose and responsibility trend in private equity

The ESG Investor’s Challenges

Grim picture for US malls as crisis in movies business takes toll

How a Big Law Firm Is Tackling Real Estate Realities in a Pandemic

Four Ways the Coronavirus Pandemic Might Change Entertainment

Debt collectors bulk up to deal with US property loan defaults

To Survive, Restaurants Are Taking Takeout to the Next Level

Household Access to Banks Improved But Could Be Driven Lower by Covid-19, FDIC Says

How America Banks: Household Use of Banking and Financial Services

Senate Bill Would Outlaw Bank Discrimination for the First Time

WeWork Didn’t Blow Up Without Help SoftBank’s reckless $10 billion bet on what became the city’s biggest landlord won’t be the last of its kind.

The Idea of ‘Blitzscaling’ May Be Losing Popularity in Silicon Valley

A retirement dashboard for the United States

Portland Ranks #9 Best Place to Live in the U.S. in 2020-2021

Agility Robotics Raises $20 Million to Build and Deploy Humanoid Robots for Work in Human Spaces

A community investment trust for Portland, Ore. residents to ‘buy back the block’

Pandemic Hastens Shift to Asset-Light Economy

When Your Last $166 Vanishes: ‘Fast Fraud’ Surges on Payment Apps

BUSINESS McDonald’s, Chipotle and Domino’s Are Booming During Coronavirus While Your Neighborhood Restaurant Struggles

On the Hunt for Office Space, Companies Stay Low to the Ground

Landlords, lobbyists launch legal war against Trump’s eviction moratorium, aiming to unwind renter protections

Death of the HQ? Pandemic hits commercial real estate, but long-term trends still open to debate

Manhattan Emptied Out During the Pandemic. But Big Tech Is Moving In.

New York Lost $755 Million in Tax Revenue from Real Estate Deals

Las Vegas Strip Empty Without Conventions

Experiential Museums Find New Ways to Sell Fun Even With Covid Restrictions

From peak city to ghost town: the urban centres hit hardest by Covid-19

Amazon braces for winter demand surge with relentless expansion

Fear of Crowds May End Up Haunting U.S. Transit Agencies

The Eugene Water & Electric Board, NW Natural and the Bonneville Environmental Foundation on Thursday announced an agreement "to explore the development of what would be one of the largest renewable hydrogen production facilities in North America."

Solar Pushes Aside Coal as the Cheapest Fuel for Power, IEA Says

Three Rockefellers Say Banks Must Stop Financing Fossil Fuels

More plans for affordable housing in Washington County gain approval

Prefab micro-units as a strategy for affordable housing

What Everyone Gets Wrong About Affordable Housing

After two lost decades, U.S.'s weakest local economies may face worse from pandemic

The Tenants Who Evicted Their Landlord

Store Workers to Get New Training: How to Handle Fights Over Masks

The $120 Billion Idea Behind This Year’s Nobel Prize in Economics

Which small businesses are most vulnerable to COVID-19—and when

Covid Is Crushing Small Businesses. That’s Bad News for American Innovation.

The Hot New Real-Estate Investment Is in Keeping Food Chilled

Commercial-Property Foreclosures Are Poised to Rise as Covid-19 Lingers

Brookfield says ‘time is now’ to sell some of its malls

New York Real Estate Is On the Mend

‘If No Tourists Come, I Have No Business’: New York’s Tourism Crisis

It’s The Perfect Time to Experiment in the Real Estate Industry

Robinhood Users Weren’t as Reckless as Portrayed During Rally

Neiman Marcus: how a creditor’s crusade against private equity power went wrong

Adidas readies move back to expanded Portland campus

What You Need to Know About Social-Impact Investing

Telehealth, digital health, medical tech attract funding during the pandemic

JPMorgan Pledges to Push Clients to Align With Paris Climate Agreement

JPMorgan Unveils $30 Billion Push to Bridge Racial Wealth Gap

The Fortune 100 companies committing to fight the racial wealth gap

How Coronavirus Changed the Retail Landscape

Amazon Accused of Using Monopoly Power as E-Commerce ‘Gatekeeper’

Until the virus is under control, the economy cannot begin to truly recover, experts say

Fueled by Zillow technology, Seattle nonprofit connects people in need to housing

Housing costs for the homeless rose to $531,000 a unit, L.A. controller’s report says

Housing Is How We End Homelessness, Not Police Sweeps

Inside the $1 Billion Bid to Rescue Affordable Housing

After Lockdown, New Thoughts on Affordable Housing

Coronavirus Has Thrown Around 100 Million People Into Extreme Poverty, World Bank Estimates

Mukesh Ambani: the relentless rise of Asia’s richest man

America Is Having a Moral Convulsion

Trees Are Time Machines

A MILLIONAIRE HACKER’S LESSONS FOR CORPORATE AMERICA

THE CYBERSECURITY FRONTIER

CAN BUSINESSES KEEP UP WITH NEW CYBER THREATS?

Will Sustainability be the New Normal in the Real Estate Sector?

Destruction of value in US real estate revealed

US banks signal mounting concern over real estate lending

Why Investors Still Have Reason to Be Optimistic in CRE

Covid-linked debt rush ignites direct lending market

Roadside Hotels Are Resting Relatively Easy During the Pandemic

Rise of the ghost kitchens: How virtual restaurants are reshaping L.A.'s dining economy

Former Zillow leaders launch new startup to simplify secondary homeownership

What's Driving the Hillsboro Data Center Influx

Black, Female and Head of a Public Real-Estate Company. Meet the Only Person to Fit That Description.

A seismic shift is underway in how money is managed, driven by demand for environmental, social and governance investing.

The case for a national climate bank

Healthcare, alternative energy drove best stock funds in third quarter

What is force majeure? The legal term everyone should know during Covid-19 crisis