West End Office That Sums Up Recent London Market Rollercoaster Set For £150M Refurb

The refurbishment of 125 Shaftesbury Avenue will cost about £150M.

Blackstone's Gray Says 'Office Has Bottomed,' Eyes 1.5M SF Manhattan Tower

The chief operating officer of the investment giant said high-quality assets in strong markets were being priced at attractive discounts.

Pipeline Logjam Means London Grade A Office Supply Faces Crunch Year

Cushman & Wakefield has warned that a lack of development of Grade A offices means supply is lagging behind demand beyond the end of the year.

Downtown's Pain Is Pasadena's Gain: Where Office Tenants Go When They Leave DTLA

Trendy neighborhoods and nearby suburbs have both drawn tenants seeking a change.

Chicago Office Professionals See Light Ahead As Class-A Availability Dips For First Time Since Pandemic

Chicago's Class-A office availability rate dropped 20 basis points quarter-over-quarter, the first decline in that stat since before the onset of the pandemic.

JBG Smith Looks To Sell More Apartments Amid 'Anemic' Office Market

CEO Matt Kelly said the REIT is no longer looking to sell D.C. office buildings because of how far their values have fallen.

Office-To-Resi Conversions Will Bring 430 Apartments To Downtown Fort Worth

Fort Worth's TIF Zone No. 8 approved nearly $7.4M in infrastructure reimbursements for the building conversions at 115 W. Seventh St. and 210 E. 7th St.

Office, Hotel Included In New Tower In San Francisco's Financial District

The city of San Francisco and Related California are partnering on a 41-story tower in FiDi featuring the first new five-star hotel in 20 years.

Delinquency Rate On Office CMBS Loans Surges Past 9% For First Time Since 2013

The sector saw its loan delinquency rate rise to 9.4% in October, up from 8.4% the previous month.

Dell Enacts 5-Day In-Office Requirement

Employees within an hour of any Dell office are required to be in person, CEO Michael Dell told his workforce in an email.