Pendulum Swinging Back Away From Open Offices Due To Pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic will force many tenants to curtail the amount of their open office space, but for some that will be a needed correction.

COVID May Kill The Subleasing Model Of Coworking, But Another Model Is Rising To Take Its Place

The coronavirus pandemic's long-term effects on office look likely to transform the coworking industry.

North Bethesda's Critical Challenge: Fixing The 'Unfriendly And Unsafe Walk' Across Rockville Pike

Federal Realty, Willco and LCOR executives said the area around Pike & Rose needs infrastructure improvements, and county officials said they are working on it.

New Leases Bring Signs Of Life For D.C.’s Scuffling Office Market

A year-end leasing surge helped D.C.'s office market record positive demand last quarter, but new delivery of vacant space continues to outpace demand growth.

What WeWork Going Public — For Real This Time — Could Mean For The Office Market

Office experts weigh in on what going public could mean for WeWork's existing spaces and its future growth prospects.

How 'Fixed-Flex' Space Could Be The Future Of Office

Everyone is wondering what the future of office will look like. Could fixed flex be the answer? What is fixed flex? Read on to find out.

Demand For Flex Space On The Rise As Companies Contemplate Return-To-Office Plans

Flex space is poised for a comeback, according to CBRE.

Turns Out Covid Wasn't The Big Test For Flex Operators. Today Is The Danger Point

Flexible workspace serviced office operators will go bust, but a new business model will emerge post-Covid.

Packed Trains And Bustling Sidewalks: Boston’s Return To Office Is Finally Materializing

Boston's return-to-work efforts seem to be picking up as vacation season has died down and the Orange Line has reopened.

Big Companies Driving The Downsizing Trend In Atlanta

Some office space amenities like hot desks haven't done much to lure employees back to the office, either.