New Satellite Offices Could Offer Suburbs A Lifeline, But So Far It Isn't Happening

Although many people predicted downtown firms would soon start establishing satellite offices in the suburbs, few have done so thus far.

Office Distress Still Low, But Lease Expirations, Maturing Loans Loom Large

Office buildings, unlike retail and hospitality, are secured by long-term leases — but a slowdown in deals could cause problems.

Alexandria's Largest Office Tenant Considers Shrinking 2.4M SF Footprint

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is working with the General Services Administration on a plan to reduce its Northern Virginia office footprint.

The Tide Is Turning Away From Shrinking Office Footprints

Some of the world's largest companies are firming up permanent hybrid work models, but it no longer looks like it will come with major office givebacks.

Before COVID, Blackstone’s The Office Group Was Flying

Blackstone-owned company paid out £130M dividend

One Quarter Of Houston’s Office Space Is Seeking New Tenants

Houston's office market saw direct vacancy, availability and sublease space increase during Q3 2020.

Office Real Estate Should Heed The Warning From The Carnage In Shopping Malls

The fate of malls offers an interesting recent parallel

NAIOP Forecasts Bumpy Road For Office — More Than 75M SF Of Negative Net Absorption, But Then Rapid Rebound

The U.S. office sector faces deep absorption declines in the coming two quarters.

6 Easy Wins To Make Your Post-Pandemic Office Feel Less Dystopian

It doesn't have to be grim.

A Small Lease Could Show How The Office Market Is Changing

The Clarity Group just exchanged 9K SF at a Class-A tower for about 1K SF at a single-story complex, and that could spell trouble for the office market.