'We Had No Bad Years': The CRE Trends That Defined LA This Decade

The continued rapid rise of Downtown LA, open office concepts to rising multifamily demand, Los Angeles saw a lot of growth in the 2010s.

Coworking For America: Presidential Campaigns Have Spent Over $500K On Flexible Offices This Year Alone

The campaigns of Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and several other presidential hopefuls have turned to coworking as a flexible workspace option.

7 Schemes Showing Dead Retail Space Can Be Turned Into Something New

This is the bleeding edge of retail conversion.

District Of Champions: CRE Community Celebrates Nationals' World Series Win

D.C. developers, brokers, researchers and local officials all celebrated the Washington Nationals winning the franchise's first World Series.

WeWork’s New Normal: Trying To Fill The Huge Spaces From Its Pre-IPO Leasing Binge

WeWork signed eight D.C. leases totaling over 550K SF in the months leading up to its failed IPO attempt, and now it must find companies to fill the spaces.

Black Friday Warning: Real Estate Needs To Beware A Logistics Sector Shake-Up

The occupiers in the booming logisitcs space are under financial pressure

Atlanta's Stalwarts, Newcomers All Flocking To Its Priciest Buildings

Companies are jumping to nicer buildings in the talent war.

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Democratic Candidates Ramped Up Office Leasing Ahead Of Iowa Caucuses

Michael Bloomberg's campaign spent over $900K with Knotel in Q4, and several other candidates including Biden, Buttigieg and Sanders used flexible offices.

Pandemic Has Put Leases On Pause, But Tech Demand Still Expected To Grow In D.C. Area

Office landlords and brokers see D.C.'s growing technology sector as another anchor that will make the market resilient through a recession.