With The Office Sector On The Brink, Industry Advocates Warn Of Broader Disaster Without Government Aid

The urban office market is officially in dire straits, and the race is on to get some sort of help from the government before catastrophe strikes.

Houston Office Conversions Are Picking Up, But Not As Much As They Could Be

Houston is behind the game when it comes to converting obsolete offices to other uses, but it's unlikely to see many more without new financial incentives.

JPMorgan Calls Managing Directors Back To The Office Full Time, Even On Fridays

The bank says a number of employees are not keeping to their hybrid work agreements when it comes to office attendance.

Meta Puts Big D.C. Office Space Up For Sublease

The company is looking to sublease more than 120K SF at Terrell Place, according to a CBRE market report and a listing for the property.

Office Defaults, Foreclosures Expected To Escalate In Dallas

Owners approaching the end of their loan terms will struggle to recapitalize, and some will be forced to hand the keys back to the bank.

Tired Of Traffic, More Miami Office Tenants Seek Shelter In Suburbs

Miami's traffic is the ninth worst in the world, leading some office occupiers to suburbs where recent development has created mixed-use neighborhoods.

Lender Takes Control Of Prominent Dupont Circle Office Building

The building at 1350 Connecticut Ave. NW changed hands from Peter N.G. Schwartz Management Co. to its lender, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America.

The 10 Biggest Blocks Of Manhattan Office Space Hunting For A Tenant

There were 37 office spaces of 250K SF or more seeking a tenant in Manhattan at the end of the third quarter of 2023.

Blackstone Takes A $47M Loss On Sale Of Santa Ana Office Towers

Blackstone paid $129M for the towers in 2014.

Short Sales Spike For Office Shares

More shares are being sold short as money managers increase their bets against offices following the failures of three regional banks.