By Meghan Hall The beginning of 2020 saw the Eastside commercial real estate industry firing on all cylinders: multifamily, office, hospitality and retail all seemed to be faring well. The current pandemic has impacted asset classes in dramatically different ways; while office and multifamily have maintained decent fundamentals, hospitality and retail have been hit hard. […]
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