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Recent Troubles Are Signs Of Co-Working's Maturation, Not Downfall
Office experts believe co-working’s facing its first watershed moment that’s forcing the new office format to mature and evolve into something even stronger
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Office experts believe co-working’s facing its first watershed moment that’s forcing the new office format to mature and evolve into something even stronger
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Even with the revelation that New York paces the world in co-working prices, demand remains strong.
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They Navy Yard will have more than double the number of workers and a 675K SF Rudin Management building anchored by WeWork.
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The biggest leases, sales and financing deals in New York City.
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From Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock's real estate ties to the FBI's inquiry into CMBS loans, here are the week's headlines, presented by EisnerAmper.
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Co-working spaces can be 50% more profitable than traditonally leased offices, but landlords should leave it to specialist companies
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Tech tenant credit worthiness, the shock to landlords still to come from WeWork and more from Bisnow's London State of the Market event.
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What will Oxford Street look like in 2038?
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Insight Property Group delivered The Apollo to H Street with Whole Foods, WeWork and others, and now it has another project in the works on the corridor.
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Boston looks to notch another banner year for office in 2018, and the hypercompetitive environment is a boon for co-working space.
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