D.C. Tech Firm To Nearly Double Footprint In Move To Metropolitan Square

EveryAction plans to move in July from 1445 New York Ave. NW into the sixth floor of Metropolitan Square.

This Week's N.Y. Deal Sheet

A look at the biggest sale, lease and financing deals in New York City commercial real estate over the last week.

Small Coworking Owners Believe They Will Bounce Back — If They Can Survive

As the real estate world ponders the future of coworking, small operators wonder if they can make it to this new future

Workers Won't Return To The Same Office Space They Left

The pandemic is going to reconfigure office space — both temporarily and permanently.

SoftBank To Liquidate Up To $41B In Assets To Fund Buybacks, Cut Debt

The Japanese conglomerate announced billions of dollars in stock buybacks on Monday.

'Business As Usual Is Over': Knotel Cuts Nearly Half Its Staff As It Tries To Ride Out Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy, forced millions of people into unemployment and could have a long-term impact on coworking.

Co-Living Providers Feeling Short-Term Pain, But Still Confident In Sector's Future

Co-living providers Common and Quarters are both experiencing issues with rent payments and slowing demand, but their CEOs remain bullish about the concept.

Failed Boston Coworking Deal Shines Light On Volatile Special Purpose Entity Leases

Special-purpose entities are standard in many coworking real estate deals, but a soured deal in Boston may cause landlords to think twice.

Centralized Cash, Less Density And Brand-Level Messages: Here's How CRE May Change After This Pandemic

The global consulting firm said CRE must start preparing now for a post-coronavirus industry.

'It's Going To Be A Reckoning': Proptech Survey Finds Drop In Confidence From Startups, Investors

A newly released MetaProp survey found a 35% decrease in confidence from proptech startup executives and a 33% drop in confidence from investors.