Imagine you own some commercial real estate in your city's main business or shopping district. And say you rent to a business that's having trouble paying that rent, which means you have trouble paying the mortgage.

Malibu’s housing market has thrived during the coronavirus pandemic, as dwindling inventory in the beach city’s most desirable pockets has pushed home prices well above the normal rates.

It is a positive sign that housing loans have dominated real estate credit, but bad debt could rise, too, experts caution.

The real estate market is different during COVID-19 compared to what we have seen in the past. Homes are selling faster and for higher prices than ever before. With everything going on in the market, are you prepared to tackle the real estate market post-COVID-19?

When Colette Barss sold her Seaside home this spring, her new east Garrison-area home had been sitting on the market for about 190 days. She ended up buying it for about $60,000 under asking price.