The third quarter signaled the U.S. office market no longer bleeding space heavily, but the next question is how long and successful the recovery will be.
Some 7.7M SF were leased in the first quarter of the year, above the historical average, but not enough to make up for the market's contraction.
MIPIM was quieter this year, but no less confident.
Houston's office market has experienced positive absorption for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, according to new data from CBRE.
Recessions usually give employers the edge, but maybe not about return to office.
Suburban areas are leading a surge in interest in flex office spaces at a time when traditional spaces are suffering.
Americans are feeling the pinch as oil prices climb, but big profits for oil and gas companies might not spill over into CRE.
Federal Realty makes a splash in Northern Virginia retail, a law firm is expanding in Downtown D.C., a North Bethesda office leases up, plus more.
Cherry Creek is gaining traction as an office destination in the post-pandemic world.
Washington, D.C.'s vacancy rate likely hasn't peaked, but a shrunken development pipeline and office conversions may turn things around.
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