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D.C. Office Market Sets Post-Recession Record For Absorption In Q2
D.C.'s strong absorption was driven by large move-ins like Fannie Mae and Fish & Richardson, while new leasing activity was led by coworking and tech tenants.
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D.C.'s strong absorption was driven by large move-ins like Fannie Mae and Fish & Richardson, while new leasing activity was led by coworking and tech tenants.
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A look at the biggest deals in New York City financing, sales and leasing over the past week.
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The women that own the future of the sector
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These deals defined an incredible decade for London real estate
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Project REAP is writing to companies like Amazon, Bank of America, Starwood Property Trust and major brokerages with its diversity call to action.
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United Airlines' decision to vacate three floors at its Willis Tower headquarters is just the latest blow to a reeling Downtown Chicago office market.
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Even after the pandemic is in the history books, few expect buildings to be fully occupied by tenant employees.
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But the uncertainty around company demand for office is slowing down the sales market for less-stabilized assets.
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Investors are splurging on multifamily assets in Greater Boston, setting a record $329K price per unit in Q2.
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