PODCAST: Marilynn Joyner On Building A Coworking Company, Leaving 'Toxic' World Of Brokerage

Bisnow Reports speaks to Marilynn Joyner, the CEO of Her Workplace.

Philadelphia, South Jersey Ports Expect Cargo Uptick After Baltimore Disaster, But Situation Is ‘Fluid’

A handful of rerouted ships are already headed for ports in Philadelphia and South Jersey.

Not Just For Breakfast Anymore: All-Day Cafés, Multi-Use Retail Drive Up Revenues, Rents And Retention

All-day cafés and multi-use spaces that are activated at all times of day can benefit business owner-operators and landlords alike.

As Sublease Of A Sublease Trend Rolls Out, 'Magnitudes Of Risk Compound'

Landlords aren't usually keen on allowing a chain of subleases to occur, but some are beginning to make exceptions as occupancy weakens.

In High-Vacancy SoMa, Pembroke Signs 56K SF In Office Leases

Pembroke inks deals with three new tenants and another existing one at 140 Montgomery St.

Developer Sells Cambridge Apartment Building For $182M

The Hanover Co. sold a 294-unit apartment building on Cambridgepark Drive in Alewife to an entity linked to Goldman Sachs.

Denver's Office Market Shows Signs Of Recovery As Absorption Turns Positive

Vacancy rates for office properties reached 23.9% in the second quarter.

Rising Land Prices Spell Trouble For Some Data Center Developers

Land cost hasn't been a big part of the data center development equation, but skyrocketing prices in key markets are beginning to change that.

Houston Industrial Developers Plan For Next Demand Cycle As Smaller Tenants Boost Absorption

As industrial vacancy rises in Houston, investors and developers are already looking ahead to the next demand cycle and what could be a severe supply shortage.

JLL's Revenue And Office Leasing Jump By Double Digits

The brokerage's increased transaction activity contributed to its revenue spiking in the second quarter.