Office
Read the latest real estate industry news with a focus on traditional office space leases, office property sale transactions, new office project construction and adaptive reuse repositioning programs, and more.
Understanding Class A, Class B and Class C Office Buildings
Key Takeaways Subjective Standards: Office classes are relative to the local market; a “Class A” building in a suburb may only rank as “Class B” in a major…
How to Move Your Business to a New Location
Moving a business is a logistics project stacked on top of running the business itself. Your team keeps serving customers while you plan the move around them, and…
Vanbarton Gets Refinance for 425 Lexington Ave. Office Tower
This deal is a reminder that well-located, class A and above office assets are not struggling, as well as the strength of the New York City office market itself.
Adaptive-Reuse Conversion Projects on the Rise, Tackling Stubbornly High Office Vacancy Levels
In 2025, office-to-multifamily projects that were either completed or under construction reached 11.8 million square feet — higher than in any prior year. While office conversions can still be an expensive undertaking and difficult to pull off, office buildings trading at such a discount as recent years creates the opportunity for more approachable conversions.
NVIDIA Inks 27,600-Square-Foot Lease at Downtown D.C. Office Building
Artificial intelligence chipmaker NVIDIA has signed a 27,600-square-foot sublease at Douglas Development’s Woodies Building, located at 1025 F St. NW. The transaction marks the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company as the latest technology giant to secure premier office space in Washington, D.C. amid a broader trend of demand concentrating within the market’s most prestigious properties.
Office Layout Design: How to Build Around Your People
The way an office is laid out has a real effect on how people feel and how much they get done. Cram everyone into one noisy room and…
Law Firm Loeb & Loeb Increases Footprint at Rudin-Owned Midtown Office Tower
Loeb & Loeb, a global law firm with a roster of more than 450 attorneys spanning the United States and Asia, has committed to a long-term expansion of its New York City headquarters. Landlord Rudin secured a 16-year lease extension for its current 160,051-square-foot premises, which occupies the 18th through 21st floors of 345 Park Ave. in Midtown East.
Fifteen Key Roles on a Commercial Real Estate Team
Various real estate projects have different team members. Here are the 15 most common key players in real estate development, and how each member contributes to the success of the investment.
What Is a Ground Lease in Commercial Real Estate?
Some of the busiest corners in the country are occupied by buildings whose tenants do not own the land beneath them. A fast-food location, a bank branch, a…
Shorenstein Buys Trophy Office Tower in Nashville, Tenn.
The Moore Building acquisition aligns with the company’s investment strategy, offering durable in-place cash flow and long-term, high-quality tenancy.
