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[0:29] Here is how the major four asset classes in commercial real estate performed in Q1 2017.

[2:21] WeWork has made a first-of-its-kind office deal in Manhattan, agreeing to manage an entire building in Greenwich Village for IBM.

[3:12] JPMorgan Chase and Amazon are in talks for office deals for more than 600K SF combined at Brookfield's 5 Manhattan West.

[4:02] Billy Macklowe, Principal Financial are trying to sell their 186K SF Midtown office building, at 311 West 43rd St. WeWork occupies 72K SF in the building.

[4:43] A Massachusetts court has ordered Cushman & Wakefield to pay $1.3M in a case of age discrimination against a former IT executive.

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