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The Ghost Of Office Past, Present And Future: How Landlords Are Managing After WeWork's Bankruptcy
WeWork has shrunk its global footprint from 850 to 600 locations. Many landlords must now find new ways to fill the space it is vacating.
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WeWork has shrunk its global footprint from 850 to 600 locations. Many landlords must now find new ways to fill the space it is vacating.
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All the week's top deals in Southern California.
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WSFS renewed its lease at Buccini Pollin Group's 500 Delaware Ave. office tower in Wilmington. Hankin Group is expanding its Keva Flats complex in Exton.
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The elements of creative office design are in demand in the suburbs, too.
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HFF is marketing the building at 1313 L St. NW on behalf of its owner as an existing office building or a redevelopment play.
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DFW is no longer bleeding sublease space, but the inventory still remains at a decade high.
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This week in Houston real estate news, Winthrop Realty buys two Class-B offices and one flex property, a new Sprouts in Richmond sells and more.
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The biggest leases, sales and loans this week in New York City.
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A $67M acquisition of a Chantilly office portfolio marks a new defense-oriented focus for The Meridian Group.
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Perseus Realty has retained Transwestern to sell the 1577 Spring Hill Road Site, which sits than a mile from Meridian Group's The Boro project
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