Inside Kinzie Group's New Shared Office Space

116 W Illinois St. contains one of two attendant-operated passenger elevators still in operation in Chicago.

These Are The Biggest NYC Office Leases Signed Since The Pandemic Began

Office leasing has plunged amid major market uncertainty, but there have been some major deals closed since the coronavirus hit.

The 9 Largest New Office Leases Signed In The D.C. Area This Year

Despite the slowdown in the office market, a host of tenants closed deals to relocate or add new space in the D.C. area this year.

Some Of The Largest Office Schemes Completing This Year Still Don't Have Tenants

Not the best market to be leasing into.

The Long-Awaited New York City Office Repricing Wave Is Here

With loan maturities looming, some office owners are starting to sell their Manhattan buildings for serious discounts. Experts say that wave is just beginning.

How Boston Developers, Brokers Are Handling The Office Market’s ‘Paradigm Shift’

Executives from Hines, HYM, Carr Properties, Cushman & Wakefield and JLL discussed how office leasing and development dynamics have changed in Boston.

SPECIAL REPORT: Meet The Office Owners Fighting To Save Thousands Of Older Buildings

Fifteen small office owners across the U.S. and UK spoke to Bisnow about the challenges they have faced and how they are working to overcome them.

Signs Of Distress Growing In NYC Office Market, But ‘The Worst Is Yet To Come’

A series of distressed situations have arisen in the weeks since Labor Day, a trend experts say is a precursor of more to come.

Why The Push To Get Workers To The Office Is A Designer's Dream

Companies are spending millions of dollars on extravagant offices, giving architects and interior designers the chance to try bold, expensive ideas.

Signs Of Life Emerge In The Loop As Conversions, Hotel Activity And Office Leasing Pick Up

The LaSalle Street office-to-residential conversions and the redevelopment of the James R. Thompson Center are bringing cautious optimism back to the Loop.