More Than 700 In GSA's Real Estate Office Accept Offer To Resign

The GSA's real estate department loses 725 employees amid major federal real estate shifts.

Brookfield Seeks Restructure Of £460M London Office Loan As Tenant Departs

Brookfield wants a three-year extension on debt for a building where a law firm has just said it will vacate 133K SF.

Private Capital Eyes DFW Office Sector Momentum Fueled By Y’all Street Growth

Lenders have become more willing to participate in the market as DFW develops into a major financial hub, and that has also attracted private equity.

Downtown LA Stands To Lose $70B In Property Value If Office Vacancies Go Unchecked, Report Says

Downtown's downturn could have ripple effects across the city, the report's authors say.

Joint Venture Lines Up $700M Refinancing Deal For Bank Of America Office Tower

Following an investment in leasable area, a joint venture has agreed to refinance Chicago's Bank of America Tower to help pay off existing debt.

Philadelphia Tax Reform Commission Floats 20-Year Abatement For Office Conversion Projects

Philadelphia's Tax Reform Commission recommended that the city explore a 20-year tax abatement for office conversion projects amid high vacancy in Center City.

Office REIT Eyes Pivot To Other Sectors To Avoid Bankruptcy

Manulife US REIT is seeking shareholder approval for two structural changes as officials believe office property sales won’t keep the company afloat.

Atlanta Office Occupiers Increasingly Buying Their Own Buildings As Values Plummet

In one case, Michael Bull is selling an Atlanta office building to a user willing to pay at least $30 per SF more than traditional investors.

Civil Service Workers Step Up Resistance To Return To Office

Staff at the Land Registry are working to rule because of RTO policies.

Trophy Or Nothing: Study Shows Steep Drop-Off In Office Visits Below Top-Tier Buildings

The data, collected by Placer.ai for REBNY, shows where and when workers come to the office, plus what class of space the office is.