Downsizing Makes Up Large Chunk Of Houston’s Q2 2023 Office Leasing Activity

Houston saw an increase in office leasing activity last quarter, but a significant portion of it came from downsizing.

APF Delinquent On One Office Building Loan, Struggling With 2 Others

APF, led by Kenneth Aschendorf and Berndt Perl, has $423M in debt backed by three office properties that are facing issues.

Opportunity Knocks: Why A Family-Owned Houston Firm Is Snapping Up Old Office And Paying Cash

A growing Houston investment firm is buying older office properties with cash despite the market experiencing all-time-high vacancy.

Denver’s Office Vacancy Rate Reaches 10-Year High

Denver’s office vacancy rate reached a 10-year high during the first quarter of 2023.

Twitter Puts 200K SF Of Its Manhattan Office Up For Sublease

The listing comes as its landlord has defaulted on a loan backing the building.

'A Million Things Can Go Wrong': City, Developers Outline Challenges In Office-To-Resi Conversions

New York City and its real estate industry are trying find ways to turn obsolete office buildings into residential, but challenges are numerous and complex.

Is Boston Ready For The Budget Crunch Its Struggling Office Buildings Are Expected To Cause?

Boston collected 22% of its tax revenue this fiscal year from office buildings, and experts worry that declining property values could hurt the city.

JLL: Growing Tenant Demand, Shrinking Supply Point To Office Market Stabilization

A new JLL report predicts the U.S. office market will stabilize in 2024 as leasing demand recovers and the availability of high-end space dwindles.

Newer Manhattan Offices Visited 12% More Than Class-B Buildings, New Study Finds

Overall, office visits are over 60% of their pre-pandemic levels, according to new analysis by location tracking firm Placer.ai.

Companies Still Want Office Space, But They Also Want To Stay Nimble

Many only plan a year ahead now, a Visual Lease survey finds.