Office Owner Sues Boston Zoning Board Over Rejected Lab Conversion Plan

A South Boston office owner is suing Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal over its rejection of a lab repositioning plan.

Manhattan Office Leasing Hit New Highs In October, But So Did Availability

Manhattan’s monthly leasing activity went up 10.8% between September and October.

Pandemic Silver Lining: Philly's Office Market Is Closing The Gap With Other Cities

Though Philly's office market did not come out of the pandemic unscathed, it has a potentially easier road to recovery than more overbuilt markets nearby.

‘Onslaught’ Of Office Renovations Taking Place As Companies Redesign Spaces For Hybrid Work

Renovation designs outpaced new construction work for architects for the first time, according to recent AIA data.

Sterling Bay Files Plans For Westside Office Tower

This is the second development project proposed by Sterling Bay in the same area.

Fears Over Public Transportation Evaporate Even As Return To The Office Stalls

Early in the pandemic, mass transit was thought to be a super-spreader of Covid-19, but riders are returning.

'Another Slap In The Face': D.C.'s Covid Surge Sets Back Return-To-Office Efforts Again

D.C. has hit record levels of Covid cases as the omicron variant spreads, and real estate experts say this will likely push back tenants' office returns

Return To Office For Thee, But Not For Me: C-Suite Stays Home As Employees Expected Back

Workers are increasingly expected to return to the office, but their bosses aren't following suit, leading to frustration among employees.

Supply Chain Crisis Poses A New Threat To The Future Of Office Real Estate

Investors know offices need to be overhauled. But the cost of doing that is rising.

The View From The Top Is Nice, But Dallas-Fort Worth's Office Market Has Its Challenges, Too

DFW's office market is way ahead of the curve, but facing challenging market fundamentals.