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Shorenstein has already leased nearly 100K SF of tech-centric spec suites.
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CBRE has made waves in the coworking market with its announcement of Hana. Some competitors are refusing to do business with the brokerage as a result.
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Coworking is exploding in Chicago suburbs, but it isn't widely accepted yet.
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With a footprint that already exceeds 500K SF in Atlanta, WeWork is taking another block in Midtown.
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Developers such as Cityline Partners, Foulger-Pratt and Rockefeller Group have Tysons projects in the works that could benefit from new office demand.
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Just before PREIT opens the doors of its flagship mall in Center City, it announced the departure of longtime CFO Bob McCadden after a rough first half of 2019.
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WeWork reportedly caused a brief panic among office landlords by halting all leasing activity, but resumed four days later at a slower pace.
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Coworking in the suburbs is seeing a bump in demand as New Yorkers are fleeing to the suburbs, where many are planning to stay.
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The Dallas Farmers Market enters a new era with plans to host a coworking site.
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The coronavirus has thrown the office market up-side down. The question is: When will it go right-side up again?
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