Office Leasing Slows To Historic Lows In D.C., With Law Firms Providing A Backstop

During a period of economic uncertainty, office tenants are taking a wait-and-see approach in D.C., with the big deals driven by law firms downtown.

Office Vacancies Rise In Denver As Absorption Attempts A Comeback

Vacancy and subleasing availability rose in Denver, while net absorption was a bright spot.

Despite Office Sector Challenges, Downtown LA Is Ready For The Future

Despite office sector challenges in Downtown LA, the city's adaptation and resilience are helping to create the future of work in the area.

Tech Office Leasing Plummets Nationwide As Layoffs Hit

Tech has leased more office space than any other industry since 2010. Now, leasing activity has slowed to a five-year low and subleases are piling up.

PODCAST: NYU Professor Arpit Gupta On The $450B 'Office Real Estate Apocalypse'

The associate professor of finance at NYU discusses his oft-cited and controversially titled paper.

Amazon's Return-To-Office Push Now Includes Moving Employees To Its Largest Urban Hubs

Amazon is going beyond just asking its employees to work in person three days per week. Now it wants some far-flung workers to move near its largest offices.

U.S. Office Outlook Worsens As Finance World Balks

Lower-tier office properties are especially at risk of remaining vacant or becoming conversion targets.

U.S. Return To Office Lags Europe, Asia 3 Years Into Covid

Americans have a variety of reasons for hanging on to their remote work habits.

Marketing Of Distressed Loop Building Will Test Waters For Downtown Office Properties

Whether or not 175 West Jackson sells — and at what price — could say a lot about the prospects for office in Chicago's central business district.

Lender Seeks To Foreclose On 10-Story Union Square Office Building

The landlord of 99 University Pl., a Class C Manhattan office property, is facing foreclosure after failing to pay mortgage late fees.