Pension Funds Take The Off-Ramp From Office Landlord Status

Some of New York City's largest office deals this year have come from pension funds selling assets.

Office of the Future Begins With Old Buildings

The race is on to reposition office space via creative design.

Floodgates Are Open For Dispensary Applications, But Headaches Persist For NYC Cannabis Retail

After months of navigating a slow, lawsuit-ridden rollout process, players in New York’s cannabis space are struggling to navigate yet more changing guidance.

Apartment Developers See Opportunity In Boston Suburbs As More Towns Are ‘Open For Business’

To address the dire need for new housing, towns and cities outside of Boston are becoming more attractive options for development.

Why NYC Nonprofits Might Have To Start Scrambling For Space

With cheaper space being removed for conversion and competition from other tenants, NYC nonprofits might be about to face fresh competition for office space.

The Roots To A Prospering Business Don’t Lie In Technology

It is not technology that will shape the next wave of innovative in offices. It is organisations’ realisation that to succeed, they need to make the most of i

Mounting Frustration With City Council Casts Dark Cloud Over Heady Time For Philly CRE

Developers are growing increasingly frustrated with Philadelphia City Council, which they say threatens to undermine the real progress the city has made.