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.
Rosenthal Wine Inks Lease at Domino’s Sugar Refinery in Brooklyn
Rosenthal Wine Merchant (RWM) signed a seven-year lease deal for 6,000 square feet of office space at Two Trees-owned Ten Grand Street in Brooklyn. The new tenant will…
How Did the Delta Variant Affect the Largest U.S. Companies’ Return to the Office Plans?
Since the early pandemic, one of the main questions regarding the office industry was when a return to the office might be possible. Now, with vaccination efforts picking up, we compiled a definitive list of the policies and plans regarding working from home of all Fortune 100 companies.
Office Pipeline 2021: LA, Boston & SF Lead, Manhattan Construction Slows Short-Term
The 2010s will be remembered as a period of all-round economic growth, including in office construction. In particular, the last decade set the stage for several landmark office…
3 Security Insights to Improve Your Commerical Building in 2021
Kaufman Acquires NoMad Office Building Ground Lease
Kaufman landed its third Midtown South office building since last fall, will be managing and repositioning the Haymarket Building on West 29th Street, under a ground lease deal recently signed with building owner MFM Properties.
Google’s $7 Billion Bet on a Post-COVID U.S. Office Market
In a recent blog post, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai announced his company’s plans to invest $7 billion in offices and data centers across 19 U.S. states. With a…
4 Features that Commercial Office Managers Are Looking For in 2021
Features such as health safety and sustainability will be among the most important features for commercial office managers in the coming year.
U.S. Energy Consumption 2020 Update: 22 States Witness 2-Digit Drops in Industrial Power Usage
The pandemic has been the ultimate black swan event of the past decade. Not only did it require changes in the way individuals and groups interact, but also…
How the Pandemic Transformed Working: States & MSAs with Most Telecommuters
Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, we analyzed which areas and demographics had the highest percentages of workers telecommute in the last year, finding that more than one-third of the total population of the U.S. worked from home at some point during the pandemic.
Expert Insights: Scott Acton Discusses Innovation, Las Vegas’ Competitive CRE Market
Scott Acton, CEO of Las Vegas-based Forte Specialty Contractors, shared with us his insights on what makes the Las Vegas commercial real estate market unique, but also how in today’s medium innovation is an essential trait for any broker.
