Amid Tech Turmoil, Austin Is Now Flooded With Office Space

Sublease space and new construction are creating a large backlog of vacant office space in Austin.

REPORT: Office Tenants Have The Advantage To Get More Demanding In 2023

Office landlords face a challenging environment, and it's going to get worse.

Baltimore Peninsula Developer Leans Into Flexible Office, Considers Building Entertainment Venue

MAG Partners CEO MaryAnne Gilmartin discussed the team's strategy for overcoming the obstacles facing Baltimore Peninsula on a tour of the project Wednesday.

More Traffic At Dallas Office Buildings Could Be A Thread In The Silver Lining Of A Recession

The power dynamic could be in store for a shift, putting employers at buildings of all shapes and sizes in position to demand a return to office.

LA Developers: For Conversion Success, Look Beyond Office-To-Residential

Retail-to-housing, hotels-to-housing and offices-to-hotels were some of the projects discussed.

Manhattan Office Market Shakes Off Summer Blues With Leasing Up 40% Over Last Year

More than 3.4M SF was leased in the borough in the month – a jump of nearly 8% from July.

Manhattan Office Leasing Down 50% In Typically Busy November

Less than 1.5M SF worth of office leases were signed, a 7% drop from the month before.

62% Of Office Landlords Expect Valuations To Drop As Lease Terms Shrink

Less than 2% of landlords said they will be able to make the necessary capital expenditures to respond to ESG-related requirements.

This Time, Corporate Executives Mean Business On The Return To Office

Free food is no longer cutting it in the return-to-office rollout; companies are now crystalizing their mandates.

Hines Reportedly Handing Back The Keys To D.C. Office Building After Law Firm Departure

Billed as the second-tallest commercial building in the District, the property's lender is now marketing the property as a residential conversion play.