Office Losses Slow, But Funds Lose Value At $80B Brookfield Real Estate Unit

Brookfield's stakes in funds it manages dropped in value by $500M in Q2.

Denver's Office Distress Moves To The Suburbs In Q1

Vacancy in the suburbs remains lower than the central business district.

How Prefabrication Can ‘De-Risk’ Office Building Conversions

Arthrotó’s strategic partnerships with businesses such as prefab pioneer Dirtt give it access to resources and expertise.

Rents Rise Despite Leasing Malaise As Office Tenant Build-Out Costs Escalate

Tenants want private offices again as well as amenities to lure employees back to the office.

Weekend Interview: Open Impact's Lindsay Ornstein On Running A Startup Brokerage, The Future Of NYC Office

Ornstein discusses starting her own brokerage, working with mission-driven clients and the future of NYC's Class-B office stock.

Office Repositionings Get The Attention. But Disinvested Areas Offer ‘Plethora Of Choices’ For Conversions

Part of the Go Green on Racine project will repurpose an old school building in Englewood as a hub for supportive housing, re-entry services and enterprise.

'A New Era': San Francisco's Office Prices May Have Hit Bottom

Positive momentum in the San Francisco office sector is inspiring newfound hope in the beleaguered sector.

Interest Rates Widen Piedmont Office REIT's Losses Despite Improved Leasing

The firm expects to lose nearly $50M this year as it reckons with higher debt costs.

Starwood Sells Fort Lauderdale Office Buildings At 45% Discount

The 373K SF portfolio of Miramar offices traded for $45M to YMP Real Estate Management and investor Nathan Pollack.

Andreessen Horowitz Exits Miami Office In Latest Blow To City's Tech Dreams

The exit is the latest false start for a city that has been trying to grow its tech roster. Its space was quickly snapped up, a sign of office market strength.