CBRE: Northern Virginia Records First Office Occupancy Gain Since 2019

The market recorded 480K SF of net absorption in 2025, with the Rosslyn-Ballston and Toll Road submarkets leading the way.

Rising Costs, Shifting Market Have Office Landlords Tightening The Purse Strings On TI

The postpandemic surge in tenant improvement allowances for office real estate — and their recent plateau — help explain the U.S. office market.

Denver Office Vacancy Ticks Down For The First Time Since 2019

Denver's office vacancy declined for the first time post-pandemic, and CBRE officials predict stabilization.

AI Fuels Bay Area Office Hopes, But This Cycle Looks Nothing Like The Last

Leases are shorter and for smaller spaces as companies focus on collaboration at work.

Large Occupiers Vie For £1.2B London Office Development

75 London Wall is attracting interest from large tenants.

Novus Innovation Corridor Office Building Sells

Silver Creek has acquired and rebranded a 150K SF office building in Arizona State University’s mixed-use district.

Owner-User Sales Boost Houston Office Recovery, But It's No Magic Bullet

An energy company and the city of Houston's office expansions and 1M-plus SF building purchases aren't moving the needle in Houston's office market.

New York Office Is On An Upswing. What Are Companies Looking For, And How Can Landlords Keep Them?

Lee & Associates Executive Managing Directors and principals Dennis Someck and Justin Myers discussed NYC office market trends and attracting today's tenants.

Flock Safety Doubling Office, Moving HQ To The Medici

The firm is more than doubling its office footprint even though employees are not required to report to work.

Lack Of Supply Drives DFW's Top-Tier Office Rents Into The Stratosphere

DFW's growth as a financial hub and a magnet for corporate relocations mean the demand for top-tier office space is expected to last through at least 2027.