High-Stakes Legal Battle Has D.C.’s Office Brokers ‘On Edge,’ With Millions In Commissions At Risk
The appeal of a District Court judge's March ruling that stripped JLL of nearly $800K in commission could set a precedent that calls other leases into question.
Office Owners Applaud, Small Landlords Fret As New Yorkers Await Congestion Pricing Plan
NYC is slated to get congestion fares for vehicles crossing into its CBD later this month — but those who live and work in the city are divided over fairness.
The Federal Government Isn't Coming To The D.C. Office Market's Rescue This Time
Despite more than a trillion dollars in new federal spending through a trio of major bills, the D.C. office market is unlikely to see much new federal leasing.