Health Insurer Downsizes D.C. Office By 140K SF With New Lease

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield shrunk to less than one-third its prior size in a NoMa office building that was developed with it as the anchor tenant in 2002.

‘Nobody Knows Where The Bottom Is Yet:’ Investors Eager To Pounce On Maturing Class-B Office Loans

Panelists at Bisnow's Chicago office event have their eyes on Class-B loan maturities as a source of investment opportunity.

EXCLUSIVE: AT&T Leases Building It Once Vacated After Mandating Return To Office

AT&T will be taking a building it formerly occupied at Lenox Park in Brookhaven.

High Rates, Tighter Lending Conditions Push Office Loan Delinquencies To 5% in July

Office delinquencies are on the rise, but so are CMBS loan delinquencies overall.

Office Leasing Jumps In Q2 Amid Productivity Slip, Remote Work Crackdown

Office leasing improved by 11.6% in the second quarter as management's drumbeat calling on workers to return to the office grew louder.

Block-Sized Pasadena Office Property To Be Sold At Foreclosure Auction

Ownership tried for two years to refinance the property.

LoDo Is A Bright Spot In Downtown Denver's Plodding Office Market

LoDo had an 11.2% direct vacancy rate in Q2, a 1.1% decline year-over-year. The submarket had an average direct asking rent of $46.89 per SF.

National Labor Relations Board Plans To Cut D.C. Office Footprint By 40%

The GSA put out a new lease request for the agency seeking up to 92K SF, down from the 150K SF it occupies today in Navy Yard.

FDIC: Overdue Office Loans Are New Pain Point For Banks

The rate of noncurrent CRE loans rose by more than $4B in the third quarter.

Lower Manhattan University To Shutter, Leaving Fate Of $50M Office Loan In The Air

A Christian college in Lower Manhattan is closing its doors — and leaving few clues as to how it will meet mortgage payments for its Class-B space.