$1.1T In U.S. Office Properties At Risk Of Complete Obsolescence

About a third of the nation's office space might soon be obsolete.

Office Demand Slows Just As Omicron Variant Enters The Conversation

Demand for office space has slowed after pent-up demand led to large gains in recent months. The new omicron variant could slow the return to office further.

Houston Office Is Looking Up, But Don't Get Out The Party Hats Yet

Houston's office market has experienced positive absorption for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, according to new data from CBRE.

PODCAST: How Office Owners Are Trying To Make Us Fall In Love With The Workplace Again

This episode of Bisnow Reports examines how landlords are trying everything from signature scents to velvet upholstery to make people want their offices back.

Office Occupancy Returns To Pre-Omicron Peak, But Pre-Pandemic Figures A Distant Ship On The Horizon

More workers are back in person, but not even close to pre-pandemic levels.

Dallas Office Properties Tied To Ukrainian Money Laundering Scheme

A building at 8787 North Stemmons Freeway is among several commercial properties the DOJ alleges were purchased using embezzled funds.

PODCAST: Lenders May Be Avoiding Office Deals Right Now, But That Won’t Go On Forever

JLL's Michael Giglioitti, CBRE's Lauren Crowley Corrinet and CBRE's Alice Fair speak to Bisnow Reports about the market and how lenders view office assets.

Office Occupancy Ekes Out Gains As Demand Dips

Demand for office has risen a bit so far in 2022, but it is still down from last summer.

'Feels Like The New Retail’: Some Owners Giving Up On Older Offices In High-Cost Cities

Colder-weather, higher-cost office markets are down, but some experts aren't ready to count them out.

Return-To-Office Reluctance vs. Recession: How Opposing Forces Could Impact Office

Recessions usually give employers the edge, but maybe not about return to office.