Pandemic Can't Derail Many Changes Already Underway In The Office Sector

The coronavirus pandemic has upended the office sector, but a few underlying trends will most likely proceed once the dust settles.

After A Strong Q2, Fairfax County's Office Market Is Slowing Down

Fairfax County's major Q2 leases had been in the works before the pandemic, and new large-scale deals are now proving harder to come by.

Office Occupancy May Be Down, But Energy Costs Are High. What Can Owners Do?

Office occupancy may be down, but that doesn't mean companies are saving on their energy bills. One Florida energy company has tips to help.

As California's Office Growth Slows, Is The Sun Belt Just Getting Started?

Several Sun Belt cities could have San Francisco and Silicon Valley beat this decade.

Cove Shifts Flexible Office Platform To Prepare For Returning Tenants

Cove launched new mobile software tools for tenants and building owners to safely manage the return of employees to the office.

Office Owners Who Want Workers Back Face A Massive Hurdle: Schools

While some companies are assisting parents by operating schools during work hours, most parents are being left to their own devices. If they can afford it.

Landlords Getting More Flexible In Office Leasing, Even For Large Spaces

Flexible leases for larger workspaces could becoming more commonplace as the office market adapts to a new era of uncertainty

Proptech Could Speed Return To Offices, But Only If Digital Networks Keep Up

Office owners are hoping technology will protect their occupants, but they may need a more powerful digital backbone to make that happen.

General Projects Gets Specific With 350K SF Manchester Office Plan

General Projects launches east Manchester office scheme aimed at tech and digital SMEs

Lower Manhattan Office Tower Hits Market, Could Fetch $300M

The 1.1M SF, 22-story building could sell for over $30M more than it did in 2012.